Effectiveness of Patient Rights Education Program on Knowledge among Nurses in a Selected Hospital at Mangalore.
Autor: | Halder, Smita, M., Nalini, Shetty, Sukesh |
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NURSING audit
NURSES PATIENTS' rights MEDICAL quality control T-test (Statistics) DATA analysis EDUCATIONAL outcomes EVALUATION of human services programs STATISTICAL sampling NURSING HOSPITALS QUANTITATIVE research CONTINUING education of nurses PRE-tests & post-tests RESEARCH methodology PATIENT satisfaction DATA analysis software LAW LEGISLATION |
Zdroj: | Journal of Health & Allied Sciences NU; Oct2024, Vol. 14 Issue 4, p507-510, 4p |
Abstrakt: | Background Patient rights are basic rules of conduct between patients, medical care providers, and the institutions and the people supporting them. Patient Right Education program provides an opportunity to improve nurses knowledge about patient rights. It fosters communication between patients and nurses, which helps achieve patient satisfaction and reduce the number of violations cases of patient's rights in the hospital. This study aims to find the effectiveness of patient rights education programs among nurses. Materials and Methods A quasiexperimental approach and one group pretest posttest design were adopted for this study. One hundred subjects were selected through a convenient sampling technique in the selected tertiary Hospital, Mangaluru, Karnataka, India. A pretest was conducted on the first day using a structured knowledge questionnaire, and the patient rights education program was conducted for the participants on the same day. The posttest was conducted on the 7th day after the education program. Results Among 100 nurses, the posttest knowledge score (9.67 + 1.67) regarding patients' rights was more than the pretest knowledge (7.43 + 1.67) score. The paired t -test showed that the calculated p -value was 19.381, more than the t |
Databáze: | Complementary Index |
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