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Background  Colonoscopy plays a crucial role in the diagnosis of paediatric inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), adolescents comprise 25% of all cases of IBD. Several studies have found that a safe, informative, and effective colonoscopy, performed in a child-friendly atmosphere with minimal distress to the child, is difficult to achieve.  The aim of this study was to describe nurse’s experiences of the pre-colonoscopy procedure prior in children.    Methods  A qualitative design with a thematic content analysis approach was used. Fifteen nurses at a children’s hospital participated in interviews regarding their experiences of the bowel cleansing procedure with PEG in children.    Results  Four key themes were extracted from the nurses’ experiences; lack of knowledge, challenges surrounding information, responsibility without control and assembly line- like procedure..    Conclusions  This study shows that nurses feel that they need more time and education opportunities before involved in paediatric colonoscopies.

Professionals’ experiences with paediatric colonoscopy: an interview study