American Journal of Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery
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American Journal of Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery, Vol.1, No.2, Sep. 2015, Pub. Date: Jul. 31, 2015
Impact of in-Service Training Program for Nurses on Nursing Management for Children with Pneumonia Under Mechanical Ventilation at Ahmad Gasim Hospital, Khartoum, Sudan 2013
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Authors
[01] Eiman Ahmed Saad Mohamed, Pediatric Nursing Faculty of Nursing Sciences Sudan International University Khartoum, Sudan.
[02] Hanan Mabrouk Ramadan, Pediatric Nursing Aljazeera University, Madani, Sudan.
Abstract
Pneumonia is common disease in paediatrics mainly in infancy and early child hood. Mechanical ventilation is one of the major supportive modalities of treatment in the intensive care unit but it carries a lot of risks and complications. My research aims training of nurses in hospital to give proper immediate care and proper use of mechanical ventilation to prevent complication. Respiratory infections account to majority of acute illnesses in children, cause and course of these infections are influenced by age of child, season, living condition and pre-existing medical problem. This is aqusi experimental study aiming to assess the impact of in-service training program for nurses on nursing management for children with pneumonia under mechanical ventilation at Ahmed Gasem hospital. Khartoum State. The sample (50) nurses available during the research period. extended from December 2013 to July 2014 (pre and post training program). The data collected by using a questionnaire and a observational checklist for the purpose of the study was collected by the researcher before and after the training program. The educational program is designed to study. The data were analyzed using the Statistical package for social sciences (SPSS) and the results showed that the nurses were acquired knowledge after intervention specially participant’s knowledge and practical regarding mechanical ventilation according their correct and wrong (88% ,79%and 90%). The result showed that the nurse practical skills improved after program The Relation between total knowledge and level of practice as (46%) for good (34%) fair (20%) poor. (75-100 good, 50-74 fair, less than 50 poor) The study recommended education and training programs on an ongoing basis to provide high quality nursing care and also circulating a protocol for how to handle a patient with pneumonia disease under mechanical ventilation. The study concluded that the nurses information about pneumonia in children has improved and mechanical ventilation have evolved dramatically among nurses.
Keywords
Impact, in-Service Training, Program, Nurses, Children, Pneumonia, Mechanical Ventilation
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