Table 2 Perceptions of Self-Confidence in FPDIP

27

Could inform family members present during the development of invasive techniques

28

I could administer medication during a IPs witnessed by relatives

31

I could communicate effectively with the rest of the healthcare team during an invasive process witnessed by relatives

32

Could maintain the patient’s dignity during an IP witnessed by relatives

33

It could identify family members who have appropriate behaviors during IP

0.569

34

You may be able to prepare family members to access the room where your loved one’s IP is being performed.

0.764

35

You may be able to get the physicians/nurses caring for you to support family presence during your loved one’s IP.

0.696

36

You could accompany family members who are witnessing their loved one’s IP technique.

0.823

37

You could inform the healthcare team that the IP is being witnessed by relatives.

0.747

38

May provide comfort measures to family members present during your loved one’s IPs

0.785

39

You may be able to identify the spiritual and emotional needs of family members present during your loved one’s IPs.

0.773

40

May encourage family members to talk with their loved one during IPs

0.731

41

You may delegate duties to other nurses/physicians to support family members present during your loved one’s IPs

0.574

42

You could inform family members after performing invasive procedural techniques:

43

I could coordinate bereavement follow-up for family members after an IP if needed.

44

You would like your family members to be present while you are undergoing an IP