Bakgrund: Ett sjukhus i mellersta Sverige utför samordnade undersökningar i samband med när barnet behöver sövas inför en magnetisk resonanstomografi (MR) undersökning. Detta koordineras och bokas av en röntgensjuksköterska som därefter skickar ut en kallelse till patienten. Syfte: Att belysa hur föräldrar upplever att flera olika undersökningar utförs på deras barn i samband med sövning vid MR-undersökning. Metod: Studien har en kvalitativ ansats där enskilda intervjuer med föräldrarna har skett. Urvalet för studien bestod av åtta föräldrar vars barn blev sövda inför en MR-undersökning där fler andra undersökningar gjordes vid samma tillfälle. Resultat: Informanterna var helt eniga om att de samordnade undersökningarna var något positivt. En viktig aspekt som många av informanterna nämnde var bemötandet från vårdpersonalen vilket majoriteten var nöjda med. Mindre nöjda var några informanter kring informationen angående MR. Slutsats: Generellt är föräldrarna nöjda med samordnade undersökningar. Ett informationsbrev kring hur MR-undersökningen utförs kan skickas med i kallelsen för att förbereda båda barn och föräldrar.

<p>Purpose of the essay: The purpose of the essay is to, from the view of the nurses working at the x-ray infirmary; see how the internal e-mail communication is working as the main digital communication method at the x-ray infirmary.</p><p>Material/Method: The material has been collected using qualitative interviews with eight nurses working at the x-ray infirmary. The material has then been analyzed through a theoretical perspective based on The Media Richness theory.</p><p>Main results: The results of the investigation have shown that the nurses see the internal e-mail communication as relatively poor. The information that is sent out by their superiors is often too extensive, this making the screening work an extra work burden. These e-mails are also supplied to the whole infirmary instead of being addressed to specific individuals. Seen through a media richness perspective, the e-mail is a mediumrich communication medium that well could be used in the everyday communication at the infirmary as the main communication agent. The problem is how the superiors design the information that they send out. The mid-rich medium that is e-mail gives the infirmary an information uncertainty that is not dealt with.</p>

Purpose of the essay: The purpose of the essay is to, from the view of the nurses working at the x-ray infirmary; see how the internal e-mail communication is working as the main digital communication method at the x-ray infirmary. Material/Method: The material has been collected using qualitative interviews with eight nurses working at the x-ray infirmary. The material has then been analyzed through a theoretical perspective based on The Media Richness theory. Main results: The results of the investigation have shown that the nurses see the internal e-mail communication as relatively poor. The information that is sent out by their superiors is often too extensive, this making the screening work an extra work burden. These e-mails are also supplied to the whole infirmary instead of being addressed to specific individuals. Seen through a media richness perspective, the e-mail is a mediumrich communication medium that well could be used in the everyday communication at the infirmary as the main communication agent. The problem is how the superiors design the information that they send out. The mid-rich medium that is e-mail gives the infirmary an information uncertainty that is not dealt with.