Faktorer som inverkar på situationer med hot och våld inom vuxenpsykiatrin
Objective: To investigate the experiences of ambulance nurses when using Boussignac CPAPcompared to their previous model, and their suggestions for possible improvements in the use of CPAP in the care of patients with pulmonary oedema. Method: A qualitative study with a descriptive and exploratory approach. Data was collected through ten semi-structured interviews with ambulance nurses, seven men and three women. The analysis was conducted using Lundman and Graneheim?s content analysis. Results: Three categories were identified: Usage, Treatment and Development. Boussignac CPAP is described as easy to use and with fewer elements than the previous model. With this model it is particularly appreciated to have the opportunity to be able to regulate the resistance without fixed settings. Boussignac CPAP is regarded as more convenient in the handover of the patient. The potential for increased use, with the possibility of adjustment without fixed settings of resistance for Boussignac CPAP, is not perceived to be fully realized. Conclusion: Boussignac CPAP is, by the ambulance nurses, perceived to have made the handling of equipment easier and increased quality of care. To make further use of the potential of Boussignac CPAP more training and changes in the guidelines may be needed.