Staff experiences in paediatric trauma services : exploring perceptions of resilience when dealing with distress

Understanding how health professionals manage distress in paediatric health settings represents an area that has been understudied. The current study aimed to explore resilience amongst staff working in a paediatric trauma health setting. Seven health professionals were recruited and the data analys...

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Main Author: Foat-Smith, Gemma
Other Authors: Hodge, Suzanne
Published: Lancaster University 2017
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Staff experiences in paediatric trauma services : exploring perceptions of resilience when dealing with distress
description Understanding how health professionals manage distress in paediatric health settings represents an area that has been understudied. The current study aimed to explore resilience amongst staff working in a paediatric trauma health setting. Seven health professionals were recruited and the data analysed using Interpretative Phenomenological Approach (IPA). The findings highlight the importance of self-awareness in understanding resilience amongst professionals working in this context. This was particularly in considering the professional and physical limitations of the individual. Further research is recommended in further developing a theoretical understanding of resilience in this context. Recommendations for supporting professionals in maintaining and developing resilience are made.
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title Staff experiences in paediatric trauma services : exploring perceptions of resilience when dealing with distress
title_short Staff experiences in paediatric trauma services : exploring perceptions of resilience when dealing with distress
title_full Staff experiences in paediatric trauma services : exploring perceptions of resilience when dealing with distress
title_fullStr Staff experiences in paediatric trauma services : exploring perceptions of resilience when dealing with distress
title_full_unstemmed Staff experiences in paediatric trauma services : exploring perceptions of resilience when dealing with distress
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