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Effects of Using Multimedia Situational Teaching in Establish Nurse-Patient Relationship for New Nurses
1National Cheng Kung University Hospital.
Abstract:
In recent years, endless stream of news for medical violence to make Nurse-Patient Relationship (NPR) was valued. This study is using Multimedia Situation Teaching (MST) to intervene in Nursing training process keep 6 months, probe the effects of new nurses to establish of NPR. Choose 11 new nurses in a medical ward for the study. Using Therapeutic Interpersonal substantive capacity questionnaire survey effects of new nurses establish NPR. After intervention, 94.45% of new nurses can use positive attitude to establish NPR, 90.90% of new nurses represent MST can effectively convey the right attitude in a clinical situation. Using MST can effectively improve new nurses established NPR, we can further enhance the quality of Nursing care, reduce the incidence of medical violence.
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