Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing: Family Presence During CPR and Procedures
University
Shawnee State University
Major
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Keywords:
Nursing Evidence, Presence Family
Abstract
Family-centered patient care has become a practice standard in acute care clinical settings. However, presence of family in the room when a patient is undergoing complicated life-saving measures such as a complex procedure or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is controversial. This poster will discuss the scholarly work comparing current practice with best-practice recommendations regarding the presence of family during CPR or other complicated procedures.
Faculty Mentor Name
Catherine Bailey
Faculty Mentor Title
Associate Professor
Faculty Mentor Academic Department
Nursing
Recommended Citation
Smith, Deana; Harris, Marisa; Mathews, Jordyne; and Spriggs, Rodney, "Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing: Family Presence During CPR and Procedures" (2019). Celebration of Scholarship. 34.
https://digitalcommons.shawnee.edu/cos/2019/day1poster/34
Location
Morris UC Lobby
Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing: Family Presence During CPR and Procedures
Morris UC Lobby
Family-centered patient care has become a practice standard in acute care clinical settings. However, presence of family in the room when a patient is undergoing complicated life-saving measures such as a complex procedure or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is controversial. This poster will discuss the scholarly work comparing current practice with best-practice recommendations regarding the presence of family during CPR or other complicated procedures.