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Nurse anesthetists face significant obstacles in educating patients about anesthesia, including high workload, uncertainty in documentation, and challenges related to patients' backgrounds and the hospital management system.
Limited number of nurse anesthetists leads to increased workload and insufficient patient education regarding anesthesia.
May support nurse anesthetist-led education; leaves open impact on anxiety or outcomes in prospective trials.
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Maharyawan et al. (2023) studied Nurse anesthetists' experience in patient education (n=12). Educating patients and families on anesthesia was evaluated on Themes related to the experience of nurse anesthetists in educating patients and families. Nurse anesthetists face significant obstacles in educating patients about anesthesia, including high workload, uncertainty in documentation, and challenges related to patients' backgrounds and the hospital management system.
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