Archives of Suicide Research ( IF 2.833 ) Pub Date : 2021-02-25 , DOI: 10.1080/13811118.2021.1885533 Sameen Malik , Sarah Gunn , Noelle Robertson
Abstract
Objective
To provide a conceptual overview of how medical doctors and nurses experience patient suicide.
Method
A systematic search identified ten qualitative papers for this interpretive meta-synthesis. Constructs were elicited and synthesized via reciprocal translational analysis.
Results
Findings comprised four inter-related themes: (1) Intrinsic but taboo: patient suicide perceived as inevitable yet difficult to discuss. (2) Significant emotional impact: clinicians deeply affected, with resilience important for mitigating impact. (3) Failure and accountability: intense self-scrutiny, guilt and shame, with blame attributed differently across professions. (4) Legacy of patient suicide: opportunities for growth but lack of postvention guidance.
Conclusions
Patient suicide affects clinicians profoundly. Further research should evaluate postvention procedures to inform effective guidance and support, acknowledging professional differences.
Highlights
Patient suicide profoundly affects doctors and nurses as “suicide survivors.”
Despite common themes, professions differed in blame attributions.
Organizations must develop postvention responses to meet clinicians’ pastoral needs.
中文翻译:
患者自杀对医生和护士的影响:一个重要的解释性综合综合
摘要
客观的
提供关于医生和护士如何体验患者自杀的概念性概述。
方法
系统搜索确定了十篇用于这种解释性综合综合的定性论文。通过互惠翻译分析引出和合成构建体。
结果
调查结果包括四个相互关联的主题:(1)内在但禁忌:患者自杀被视为不可避免但难以讨论。(2) 显着的情绪影响:临床医生深受影响,恢复力对于减轻影响很重要。(3) 失败和问责:强烈的自我审视、内疚和羞耻,不同职业的指责不同。(4) 患者自杀遗留问题:成长机会但缺乏干预后指导。
结论
患者自杀对临床医生的影响深远。进一步的研究应评估术后程序,以提供有效的指导和支持,承认专业差异。
强调
患者自杀对医生和护士作为“自杀幸存者”产生了深远的影响。
尽管有共同的主题,但职业在责任归属方面存在差异。
组织必须制定干预后的应对措施,以满足临床医生的教牧需求。