Nurse's self-evaluation and educational needs about patient's physical examination in hospitals affiliated to Birjand Medical university introduction and objectives
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Background And Aim
Patient's information is collected in assessment, fIrst step of nursing process and it helps nurses to determine nursing diagnosis and interventions implement them and evaluate their result. So Nurses need to learn skills and techniques of physical examination and they should be put in nurse's curricula and continue in their work period. This study was conducted to evaluate self-evaluation and nurse's educational needs about patient's physical examination in hospitals affiliated to Birjand University of Medical science.Materials And Methods
In this descriptive- analytic study nurses with BS degree who are working in hospitals affiliated to Birjand university of Medical science were selected through simple random. Data was collected by a questionnaire including two parts; fIrst: 9 questions related to demographic characteristics, second: 38 questions about main goals of study. The fIndings were organized in two parts; First: related to self evaluation in 5 steps (very good, good, average, bad, very bad) and second: related to determine level of educational need in 3 steps (advance, average, basic). Data was analyzed through t test and Pearson corolational coefficient by SPSS. Results
From 104 Nurses were participated (88.5%) were female, with mean age 30.44±6.2 and had work experience 7.27±6.35 years. Most of them worked in ICU (15.4%), general medicine (13.5%), CCU and emergency department (10.6%). The highest and scores of self evaluation was related to preparation in preducers clinical blood, urin tests and electrocardiograph (EKG) and the lowest scores of self evaluation was related to procedure and indication of Trans ilominator. The majority of Nurse's educational needs in advance level (55.8%) was related to clinical blood, urin, stool tests and in average level (51.9%) was preparation for chest x ray and abdominal- pelvic sonography and in basic level (30.8%) was preparation and indication (MRI). Female nurses evaluate themselves better than males and there was no signifIcant statistical relation between self- evaluation with age and work experience.Conclusion
Since one of main methods for stable care is systematic, results showed determining nurse's educational needs, workshops and continuous education for improve quality of care is important.Keywords:
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Persian
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Modern Care Journal, Volume:3 Issue: 3, 2007
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