• Prof Nurse · Nov 2001

    A debriefing approach to dealing with the stress of CPR attempts.

    • M Gamble.
    • Leicester Royal Infirmary, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Leicester.
    • Prof Nurse. 2001 Nov 1;17(3):157-60.

    AbstractNurses may suffer physiological and psychological stress following a cardiopulmonary resuscitation attempt. Implementation of debriefing sessions following the care of a patient experiencing a cardiac arrest can reduce staff stress. Using a debriefing process enables learning opportunities to be identified and acted on by resuscitation teams.

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