Table 4 Deductive Results: Dominant Themes and Illustrative Quotations
Dominant Theme | Illustrative Quotation |
|---|---|
(Percent of focus group content pertaining to SEIPS framework domain) | |
Person (25% ED, 30% ICU) | “Finding the physician [is a challenge to obtaining a urinalysis order]” –ED RN A “Rarely do [the physicians] not trust me. If I say boy that [urine] really smells and you should check that out, the provider will say ok and they will write the [urinalysis with urine culture] order.” –ICU RN A |
Process (24% ED, 26% ICU) | “Nurses will have a patient void in a hat and then will collect that as a UA when that really isn’t the best sample because that really isn’t sterile.” –ED RN D “[Nurses] who are new will ask someone who is more senior, if they would ask the doctor for an order if a urine [sample] looked weird.” –ICU RN F |
Task (17% ED, 17% ICU) | “I feel that the urine [in Foley catheters] looks suspicious for infection.” “It always does.” –ED RNs D & E “If it’s a change in the [Foley catheter urine appearance] and [the patient] is communicative and they haven’t complained of anything, I probably would just get the sample before I would think to ask if they were having any urinary symptoms.” –ICU RN F |