Evaluation of In-Service Training and Staff Qualifications and Education in Kurdistan University of Medical Sciences

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the status of Kurdistan University of Medical Sciences regarding international standards of in-service training and Staff Qualifications and Education (SQE). This is an applied, descriptive-analytical, and cross-sectional study; it is performed by two questionnaires of "SQE standards" and "measurable standards of SQE" in 10 hospitals affiliated to Kurdistan University of Medical Science. Validity of the questionnaire "SQE standards" was confirmed by Cronbach's alpha 0.87 and the questionnaire "measurable standards of SQE" 0.88. Analysis was done using the software SPSS v.18 and Kruskal-Wallis, Mann-Whitney tests and Error bar chart. A total of 300 questionnaires were distributed and 209 questionnaires were collected (response rate = 69.6%). The highest average score of SQE standards was related to Tohid Hospital (148.8) and the lowest score to Sina hospital (137.5). The mean scores were close to each other (137.5 to 148.8), but standard deviation of scores had great differences that the highest standard deviation (SD) was in Besaat Hospital (30.7). Functionality of SQE standards in hospitals under study was confirmed (57.5% to 94%) and current status in the hospitals under study for different areas was assessed as above average (79.6%).

An Investigation on the Status of Implementation of Communications and Information Management System (MCI) in Khorasan Razavi Hospitals

“…Domain of standards for the field of notification among the suppliers inside and outside the organization: Hospitals are required to present a report of their notification among the suppliers inside and outside the organization ( Hajavi et al, 2004 ; Ebadi fardazar et al, 2006 ). Results of projects of notification among the suppliers inside and outside the organization are published extensively ( Hajavi et al, 2004 ; www.jointcommissioninternational.org ; Farzianpour et al, 2011 , 2014 , 2015 ), and these results influence the health policies significantly ( Farzianpour et al, 2011 ). Presenting a report requires standards for the field of notification among the suppliers inside and outside the organization.…”