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November 28, 2025Nursing in Critical Care

Exploring the Decision‐Making Dynamics of Emergency Nurses in High‐Stakes Older Adults Care Scenarios

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MAMajed Awad Al-Anazi MSMostafa Shaban

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Qualitative study explores emotional burden and cultural influences on emergency nurses' decision-making for older adults, indicating the need for family engagement.

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Decision‐making in older adult care involves navigating emotional burdens and hierarchical dynamics prevalent among emergency nurses.
Of the 14 emergency nurses in Saudi Arabia, isolation and fear of errors were common themes affecting rapid clinical decisions.
Qualitative phenomenological approach utilized semi‐structured interviews to uncover experiences related to decision‐making under pressure.
Culturally responsive frameworks in emergency departments may enhance trust and support among families and providers alike.

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Al-Anazi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6928f106a65b730b9ea79af6 https://doi.org/10.1111/nicc.70233

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Qualitative study explores emotional burden and cultural influences on emergency nurses' decision-making for older adults, indicating the need for family engagement.

Exploring the Decision‐Making Dynamics of Emergency Nurses in High‐Stakes Older Adults Care Scenarios

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Exploring the Decision‐Making Dynamics of Emergency Nurses in High‐Stakes Older Adults Care Scenarios

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