Oncology nursing forum · 2019
Nursing Assistants' Use of Personal Protective Equipment Regarding Contact With Excreta Contaminated With Antineoplastic Drugs.
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Walton AnnMarie L, Kneipp Shawn, Linnan Laura, Asafu-Adjei Josephine, Douglas Christian, Leff Maija, Rogers Bonnie
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PURPOSE: To examine the feasibility of observing and interviewing nursing assistants about handling of antineoplastic drugs contaminated with excreta, acceptability of a measure of personal protective equipment (PPE) use with nursing assistants, and predictors of PPE use.
PARTICIPANTS & SETTING: 27 nursing assistants in an inpatient hematology-oncology unit at an academic medical center in the southeastern United States.
METHODOLOGIC APPROACH: This was an exploratory, multimethod study using observation, verbally administered questionnaires, and interviews. Research variables included recruitment rates, acceptability of observation, and understandability of a safe-handling instrument.
FINDINGS: Observed use of double gloves, chemotherapy gowns, and face shields was low; use of plastic-backed pads when flushing excreta was high.
IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING: Nursing assistants are willing to participate in research. Standardized training and education about PPE use are needed.
PARTICIPANTS & SETTING: 27 nursing assistants in an inpatient hematology-oncology unit at an academic medical center in the southeastern United States.
METHODOLOGIC APPROACH: This was an exploratory, multimethod study using observation, verbally administered questionnaires, and interviews. Research variables included recruitment rates, acceptability of observation, and understandability of a safe-handling instrument.
FINDINGS: Observed use of double gloves, chemotherapy gowns, and face shields was low; use of plastic-backed pads when flushing excreta was high.
IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING: Nursing assistants are willing to participate in research. Standardized training and education about PPE use are needed.