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Impact of Educational Intervention program about Time Management for nurses in Dialysis Unit

International Journal of Novel Research in Healthcare and Nursing • 2018
العودة
معلومات البحث
المؤلفون 1Mgeda AbdElati Soliman, 2Abeer Yahiya Mahdi, 3Hayam Ahmed Mohamed
الكلمات المفتاحية Dialysis, Workload, Time management, time waster
المجلة العلمية International Journal of Novel Research in Healthcare and Nursing
الناشر 1Mgeda AbdElati Soliman, 2Abeer Yahiya Mahdi, 3Hayam Ahmed Mohamed
المجلد 5
العدد 2
الصفحات 158-172
publication.type International
رابط البحث Not Available
المواد المرفقة Abeer Yahia Mahdy Shalby_TIME MANGMENT.pdf
الملخص
The aim of the study was to assess the effect of nursing education intervention on time management for
nurses in dialysis unit. Hypothesis: After the nursing education intervention: 1- the knowledge of nurses about
renal failure, haemodialysis and time management will increase, 2- The perception of nurses about importance of
time management in improving their performance and the perception about their ability to control time wasters
will increase. 3- The performance of nurses will improve after receiving the educational intervention. Design:
Quasi-experimental design used. Setting: dialysis unit at Benha university hospitals and health insurance hospital
used to conduct study. Tools: two tools were designed; I): Interview questionnaire sheet: It consists of four parts
(I): It consisted of personal identification and demographic characteristics of the studied nurses. Part (II): to assess
nurses' general knowledge about renal failure and haemodialysis. Part III: Time management perception
questionnaire. Part IV: Time wasters' perception questionnaire. Tool (II): Observational Checklist for nurses'
performance with workload at dialysis unit. Results: The results of the study revealed that (58.3%) of nurses were
working at Benha University Hospital and having experience at dialysis unit more than 5 years. more than half
(55%) their age above 30 years, The majority of them 76.7% were working as a bedside nurse, (60.6%) have not
any training program in time management. The results showed that there are statistically significant improvement
regarding to total level of general knowledge about renal failure and time management, total level of perception
about importance of time management and perception about ability to control time wasters after 1 month and at
follow up among studied nurses. Conclusion: the nursing educational intervention had a significant effect on
improvement of the nurses' knowledge related to renal failure, haemodialysis, time management and
performance. Also, it improved the perception of nurses about importance of time management in their
performance and their ability to control time wasters. Recommendations: Orientation program for newly staff and
continuous education for nurses in dialysis unit about time management and time waster with periodic evaluation
of knowledge and practices for the nurses working at dialysis to assess what needs and appraisals. In addition to
application of protocol or Schedule of care for patient with chronic renal failure CRF written in Arabic language
to improve factor that reinforce time waster.