Workshop-based participatory research design through the lens of a culture-centered approach (CCA)
Modi Al-Moteri, Raneem Mohammed Althobiti, Rahaf Talal Alsalmi, Nadeen Ibraheem Almalki, Waad Moala Alsufyani, Ghida Abdullah Alghamdi, Shahad Fahad Albogami, Mjd Fahid Alotaibe, Nora Naeem Alameen, Jamil Aljuaid, Maaidah M. Algamdi, Saud Owaydh Almutiry, Mostafa Shaban

TL;DR
This study involves NICU nurses in designing communication solutions to improve nurse-parent interactions using a culture-centered approach.
Contribution
The study introduces a nurse-led, multilevel communication infrastructure model based on participatory design and cultural insights.
Findings
Effective NICU communication depends on nurses' skills, institutional policies, and systemic mechanisms.
Structured training and culturally responsive practices are needed to address diverse communication needs.
The proposed model integrates training, collaboration, and tools to foster inclusive communication.
Abstract
Nurses in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) play a crucial role in health communication, yet their voices are often overlooked. This study explores communication challenges from nurses’ perspectives to develop a sustainable communication infrastructure. A workshop-based participatory design (WBPD) was used, where NICU nurses worked collaboratively to identify communication barriers. Thematic analysis was conducted using the culture-centered approach (CCA) to ensure context-specific solutions, integrating both researcher insights and NICU-based communication infrastructure design. A multilevel communication infrastructure model was developed to enhance nurse-parent interactions in the NICU. Key findings highlight that effective communication hinges on three interconnected factors: (1) nurses’ skills and access to resources, (2) institutional policies supporting standardized…
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TopicsFamily and Patient Care in Intensive Care Units · Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues · Infant Development and Preterm Care
