Cognition and Education of Knowledge of Medical Ethics in Geriatric Ward Medical Staffs
10.12026/j.issn.1001-8565.2018.01.28
- VernacularTitle:老年病房医护人员医学伦理学知识认知与教育初探
- Author:
Yue LYU
1
;
Tianzhi LI
;
Huiru HOU
;
Yuan GONG
;
Weimin DONG
;
Gangshi WANG
Author Information
1. 解放军总医院南楼临床部
- Keywords:
Geriatrics;
Medical Staffs;
Medical Ethics
- From:
Chinese Medical Ethics
2018;31(1):124-127
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
Objective:To investigate the mastery and application of medical ethics basic knowledge in geriatric ward medical staffs,and the way which they receive relevant education. Methods:From November 2016 to January 2017,240 questionnaires about medical ethics were distributed among medical staffs in clinical department in the Chinese PLA General Hospital,among them,30 were medical groups and 210 were nursing groups;and a total of 233 valid questionnaires were collected. The nurses were divided into geriatric ward nursing group and non - geriat-ric ward nursing group,according to whether they work in the geriatric wards or not. Results:Only 2. 14％ and 7. 72％ participants fully and correctly answered the core concepts and basic principles of medical ethics,respec-tively. The rate of informed consent in medical staffs in geriatric group was significantly higher than that of non -geriatric group (92. 66％ vs 82. 11％ ,P = 0. 02);the patient' s privacy protection in geriatric nursing group was significantly higher than that of non - geriatric nursing group (92. 66％ vs 31. 57％ ,P < 0. 001). 28. 75％ of the respondents received medical ethics continuing education curriculum,and the proportion of correctly receiving ex-pectable death in these medical staffs (71. 40％ ) was significantly higher than that of other education pathway groups (36. 17％ ). Conclusion:Medical staffs lack more knowledge on medical ethics. Clinical work in geriatric medicine has higher demand for medical ethics knowledge,and continuing medical education can help to improve the cognitive level of medical ethics in medical staffs.
