Continuing education of paediatric nurses in Vojvodina, Serbia

Brestovacki, Branislava; Milutinović, Dragana

doi:10.1016/j.nedt.2010.06.007

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“…Many of the barriers described by the NEs have been identified by others . Lack of NE knowledge, insufficient institutional/management support, and absence of a training culture are common issues to workplace professional education .…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Lack of NE knowledge, insufficient institutional/management support, and absence of a training culture are common issues to workplace professional education . Heavy workloads, time constraints, and lack of financial incentives or remuneration are known challenges to nurses participating in continuing education . Two unique challenges posed by the Haitian low‐resource/developing country context included difficulties accommodating those working on evening and night shifts due to travel safety concerns and meeting the diverse training needs of staff and auxiliaries due to varied educational backgrounds.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…A second example is a U.S.–Haitian collaborative endeavor to develop and implement a program to enhance intensive care unit nurses’ physical assessment skills in one hospital in Port‐au‐Prince . Outside of Haiti, conferences and time‐limited training sessions have also been used as approaches for nursing continuing education . All of these programs have aided in the development of nurses in low‐resource settings.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…Poudarja, da vseživljenjsko učenje omogoča napredek pri strokovnosti in samostojnosti zdravstvene nege kot profesije. Podobno trdita Brestovacki in Milutinovic (2011). Veliko prednost pri učenju vidita v spletnih tečajih, ki imajo nižje stroške in večjo dostopnost, kar omogoča fleksibilnost in s tem prednost pred klasičnimi oblikami strokovnega izpopolnjevanja.…”

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Gradnja strokovnih zmogljivosti zaposlenih v zdravstveni negi

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2016

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Uvod: Izobraževanja prispevajo k strokovnemu znanju. Vplivajo na produktivnost in prožnost zaposlenih, izide zdravstvene oskrbe, kakovost obravnave, zadovoljstvo pacientov, svojcev in zaposlenih. Namen raziskave je bil ugotoviti mnenje udeležencev o izvedenih seminarjih in predlagati usmeritve in priporočila. Metode: Izvedena je bila kvantitativna metoda raziskovanja v letu 2014. Vprašalnik so udeleženci (n = 242) izpolnili na dan seminarja. Razdeljen je bil na štiri sklope: ocena dogodka (kraj, čas, tema, obveščenost, registracija, organizacija, gradivo), ocena strokovnih vsebin in ocena predavatelja, ocena časa izvedbe predavanj, učnih delavnic, razprav, podajanje mnenj udeležencev. Pridobljene podatke smo opisno analizirali. Izračunane so bile frekvence, odstotek, preizkus χ2 z razmerjem verjetij. Rezultati: Med seminarji obstajajo statistično pomembne razlike v kakovosti gradiv (χ2 = 34,082, p 0,018). V zvezi z vsebinami obstajajo statistično pomembne razlike v izpolnitvi pričakovanj udeležencev glede na starost v skupini od 31 do 40 let (χ2 = 9,735, p > 0,021). Diskusija in zaključek: Udeleženci so imeli visok nivo zadovoljstva z organizacijo, izborom tem in vsebinami. Izboljšave so potrebne pri pripravi gradiv, pri izboru kompetentnih predavateljev in v trajanju delavnic.

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“…Therefore, it is necessary that radiographers participate in continuing professional development (CPD) training to guarantee radiological safeguards [3,[33][34][35]. This will require continued study to stay up-to-date with the field [36,37].…”

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Radiologists’ Knowledge and Attitudes towards CT Radiation Dose and Exposure in Saudi Arabia—A Survey Study

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Computed tomography (CT) is a key imaging technique in diagnostic radiology, providing highly sensitive and specific information. While its use has increased dramatically in recent years, the quantity and associated risks of radiation from CT scans present major challenges, particularly in paediatrics. The fundamental principles of radiation protection require that radiation quantities be as low as reasonably achievable and CT use must be justified, particularly for paediatric patients. CT radiation knowledge is a key factor in optimising and minimising radiation risk. The objective of this study was to analyse knowledge level, expertise, and competency regarding CT radiation dose and its hazards in paediatrics among radiologists in Saudi Arabian hospitals. A self-reported, multiple-choice questionnaire assessed the attitudes and opinions of radiologists involved in imaging studies using ionising radiation. Among the total respondents, 65% ± 13.5% had a good comprehension of the dangers of carcinogenicity to the patient resulting from CT scans, with 80% presuming that cancer risks were elevated. However, only 48.5%, 56.5%, and 65% of the respondents were aware of specific radiation risks in head, chest, and abdominal paediatric examinations, respectively. Regular, frequent, and specific training courses are suggested to improve the fundamental knowledge of CT radiation among radiologists and other physicians.

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Continuing education of paediatric nurses in Vojvodina, Serbia

Cited by 8 publications

References 23 publications

The creation and integration of a nurse educator position in two hospitals in Haiti

The creation and integration of a nurse educator position in two hospitals in Haiti

Gradnja strokovnih zmogljivosti zaposlenih v zdravstveni negi

Radiologists’ Knowledge and Attitudes towards CT Radiation Dose and Exposure in Saudi Arabia—A Survey Study

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