What is the longest, oldest catheter that has been in one of your patients? (Person) |
Could you walk us through the steps of what you would do if you were concerned about a patient’s urine? What prompts you to order a urine culture? (Organization) |
How do you collect a urine sample from both a patient who is with and without a catheter or nephrostomy tube? (Task) |
Would you say that there are challenges or difficult processes about collecting a clean catch sample compared to doing it with a Foley or nephrostomy tube? (Task) |
When do you assess patients for urinary symptoms or changes in urine appearance/output? How does that fit into your work day? (Process) |
Suppose you have collected a urine sample or you are concerned about urinary symptoms, what kinds of barriers or challenges have you noticed when communicating these concerns to the provider? (Technology and tools) |
Is there anything about the work environment that makes it challenging or affects your ability to get a urine sample? (Physical environment) |
Do you feel that there is any difference between experienced nurses vs. younger nurses in terms of how to approach ordering urine cultures? (Person) |
How do you feel this issue affects patient safety or quality of care? (Patient outcome) |
How does this topic affect your job satisfaction or stress? (Employee or organizational outcome) |