The field observation and training of the help-seeking ability of new nurses

VernacularTitle:新入职护士寻求帮助能力的实地观察与培训
Author: Jian LUO
Keywords: Newly Recruited Nurses; Help-seeking; Observation; Inservice Training
From: Chinese Journal of Nursing 2017;52(6):734-739
CountryChina
Language:Chinese
Abstract: Objective To explore the existing problems in help-seeking ability among newly recruited nurses and provide training and to observe the effects of training. Methods A self-designed help-seeking abilitychecklist was used to conduct field observation for newly recruited nurses. Systematic training courses were developed according to the existing problems,and standardized training was implemented using diversified methods. Training effects before and after training in consciousness,timing,personnel,description of the problem and correct explanation for patients were compared. Results Significant differences were observed in all domains and the total score before and after training(P<0.001). Conclusion The overall help-seeking ability among newly recruited nurses is not satisfactory. Systematic and standardized training course can effectively improve help-seeking ability among newly recruited nurses.