A mixed methods study of the acceptability of MRSA screening in NHS Scotland Pathfinder Boards from the perspective of patients, visitors, the wider community & NHS staff: Published on NHS Scotland MRSA Screening Pathfinder Programme: Final Report Volume 3: Staff Patient Acceptability.

Kay Currie; Christina Knussen; Lesley Price; Margaret  Brown; Pauline Hamilton; Christine Organ

A mixed methods study of the acceptability of MRSA screening in NHS Scotland Pathfinder Boards from the perspective of patients, visitors, the wider community & NHS staff: Published on NHS Scotland MRSA Screening Pathfinder Programme: Final Report Volume 3: Staff Patient Acceptability.

Kay Currie, Christina Knussen, Lesley Price, Margaret Brown, Pauline Hamilton, Christine Organ

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Abstract

A study of staff and patient acceptability of MRSA screening was undertaken during the pathfinder study. A mixed methods triangulation design was used to enable merging of qualitative and quantitative data sets, incorporating the following data collection strategies: Post-discharge qualitative telephone interviews with patients (n=10) and a nominated visitor (n=2) Post-discharge paper-based survey of patients (n=51) and a nominated visitor
(n=26) Electronic survey of NHS staff using Survey Monkey (n=216) Structured discussions with NHS staff, using the Nominal Group Technique (six groups involving 34 staff) Postal survey of the wider community (n=352).

Original language	English
Publisher	Health Protection Scotland
Commissioning body	Scottish Government
Number of pages	162
Volume	9781873772348
Publication status	Published - Feb 2011

Keywords

MRSA screening
acceptability
health service staff
mixed-method study
Pathfinder Boards

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Currie, K., Knussen, C., Price, L., Brown, M., Hamilton, P., & Organ, C. (2011). A mixed methods study of the acceptability of MRSA screening in NHS Scotland Pathfinder Boards from the perspective of patients, visitors, the wider community & NHS staff: Published on NHS Scotland MRSA Screening Pathfinder Programme: Final Report Volume 3: Staff Patient Acceptability. Health Protection Scotland. http://www.hps.scot.nhs.uk/haiic/sshaip/resourcedetail.aspx?id=521

Currie, Kay ; Knussen, Christina ; Price, Lesley et al. / A mixed methods study of the acceptability of MRSA screening in NHS Scotland Pathfinder Boards from the perspective of patients, visitors, the wider community & NHS staff: Published on NHS Scotland MRSA Screening Pathfinder Programme: Final Report Volume 3: Staff Patient Acceptability. Health Protection Scotland, 2011. 162 p.

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