Application of standardized training in nursing safety training
Ling Liu
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Ling Liu
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Objective To investigate the application effect of standardized training in nursing safety training,in order to further improve training modes.Methods 280 new standardized training nurses were trained intensively for 2 months.Questionnaire was used,after the training,to investigate nurses' evaluation of the necessity of nursing safety training, and to compare different nurses' satisfaction of the training.Results Standardized training nurses had higher requirement for nursing safety training,and better evaluation of the necessity of nursing safety training.89.2% official standardized training nurses and 76.3% unofficial standardized training nurses believed that nursing safety training could reduce the probability of adverse events,and the differences were statistically significant ( x2 =7.680,P =0.006).86.9% unofficial standardized training nurses and 70.8% official standardized training nurses were satisfied with the nursing safety training,and the differences were statistically significant ( x2 =11.029,P =0.001 ).90.0% of standardized training nurses from junior colleges and 68.5% of standardized training nurses from regular colleges were satisfied with the nursing safety training,and the differences were statistically significant (x2 =20.192,P =0.000).Conclusions To improve the diversification of curriculum and training methods is the key to obtain better training effects. Key words: Standardized training; Nursing safety; New nurses
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Objective To investigate the application effect of standardized training in nursing safety training,in order to further improve training modes.Methods 280 new standardized training nurses were trained intensively for 2 months.Questionnaire was used,after the training,to investigate nurses' evaluation of the necessity of nursing safety training, and to compare different nurses' satisfaction of the training.Results Standardized training nurses had higher requirement for nursing safety training,and better evaluation of the necessity of nursing safety training.89.2% official standardized training nurses and 76.3% unofficial standardized training nurses believed that nursing safety training could reduce the probability of adverse events,and the differences were statistically significant ( x2 =7.680,P =0.006).86.9% unofficial standardized training nurses and 70.8% official standardized training nurses were satisfied with the nursing safety training,and the differences were statistically significant ( x2 =11.029,P =0.001 ).90.0% of standardized training nurses from junior colleges and 68.5% of standardized training nurses from regular colleges were satisfied with the nursing safety training,and the differences were statistically significant (x2 =20.192,P =0.000).Conclusions To improve the diversification of curriculum and training methods is the key to obtain better training effects. Key words: Standardized training; Nursing safety; New nurses
Key concepts: Training (meteorology), Nursing, Medicine, Curriculum, Standardized test, Patient safety, Nurse education, Psychology