■探索对厄瓜多尔提供姑息治疗(PC)的人们的职业生活质量产生重大影响的经验。
■观察性横截面定性研究。
■2022年9月,在厄瓜多尔的四个城市进行了10个焦点小组;每个小组持续1到2小时,是录音,逐字抄写。招聘是通过便利抽样进行的,和总共71个人(15名学生,50名专业人士,和6名志愿者)链接到PC参与。采用现象学和归纳法进行内容分析。
■人们认识到他们在PC上的经历对他们的职业生活质量有积极和消极的影响。经验被映射为影响他们的个人,关系,和上下文级别。这些经历包括个人成长,提供护理的机会,团队合作,与死亡有关的问题,无法应对与工作相关的压力,PC的社会接受度,处理低效的卫生系统,在其他人中。
■尽管关心他人会产生积极的情绪,在PC中工作和志愿服务的个人会遇到影响其职业生活质量的情况。解决这些因素以提高满意度并减轻PC工作负担至关重要。本科教育,持续的专业培训,PC团队应该采取行动来解决所有级别的这些因素,比如教授应对技巧,促进社会支持,提高人们对PC的认识。
经验如何影响姑息治疗中的专业生活质量这项研究探讨了姑息治疗工作如何影响厄瓜多尔提供姑息治疗的人们的专业生活质量。研究小组在厄瓜多尔的四个城市进行了10个焦点小组,共有71名参与者。结果表明,人们的经历以积极和消极的方式影响着他们的职业生活质量。这些经历也会影响个人,关系,和上下文级别。这项研究确定了应解决的共同经验,以提高满意度并减轻姑息治疗的负担。这些在本科教育中应该考虑,持续的专业培训,在姑息治疗团队中。
UNASSIGNED: To explore the experiences that significantly impact the professional quality of life of people providing palliative care (PC) in Ecuador.
UNASSIGNED: Observational cross-sectional qualitative research.
UNASSIGNED: In September 2022, 10 focus groups were carried out in four cities in Ecuador; each group lasted from 1 to 2 h, was audio recorded, and transcribed verbatim. Recruitment was conducted through convenience sampling, and a total of 71 individuals (15 students, 50 professionals, and 6 volunteers) linked to PC participated. Content analysis with a phenomenological and inductive approach was used to analyze the data.
UNASSIGNED: People recognized their experiences in PC as having positive and negative impacts on their professional quality of life. Experiences were mapped as affecting them at individual, relational, and contextual levels. These experiences included personal growth, opportunity to provide care, teamwork, death-related issues, inability to deal with work-related stress, social acceptance of PC, and dealing with inefficient health systems, among others.
UNASSIGNED: Despite the positive emotions that arise with caring for others, individuals working and volunteering in PC experience situations that influence their professional quality of life. Addressing these factors to increase satisfaction and ease the burden of PC work is essential. Undergraduate education, continuous professional training, and PC teams should incorporate actions to address these factors at all levels, such as teaching coping skills, fostering social support, and increasing awareness of PC.
How experiences shape professional quality of life in palliative care This study explored how working in palliative care impacts the professional quality of life of people providing palliative care in Ecuador. The research team conducted 10 focus groups in four cities in Ecuador with 71 participants. The results show that people’s experiences impact their professional quality of life in positive and negative ways. These experiences also affect people at individual, relational, and contextual levels. This study has identified common experiences that should be addressed to increase satisfaction and ease the burden of working in palliative care. These should be considered in undergraduate education, continuous professional training, and within palliative care teams.