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Analysis on Influencing Factors of Knowledge-Based Attitude and Behavior Change of Cardiovascular Disease Nurses
Manmei Yang1, Yongping Wu2, Lihua Peng3
1Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, Chenzhou No. 1 People's Hospital, Chenzhou 423000, China.
Abstract:
The study explores the influencing factors of knowledge, attitude, and behavior of cardiovascular disease nurses. A total of 500 CVD nurses from 10 hospitals in the province from January 2020 to 2021 are selected as the survey subjects. After reviewing the literature, a questionnaire is developed to investigate the knowledge, belief, and practice level of cardiovascular disease nurses. The demographic information, job information and knowledge, attitude, and behavior of cardiovascular disease nurses are investigated in the form of questionnaires. Univariate analysis is made on the knowledge, attitude, and behavior scores of the nurses with cardiovascular diseases in demographic characteristics and job characteristics, and multivariate stepwise analysis is made on the factors affecting the knowledge, attitude, and behavior of the nurses with cardiovascular diseases. Cardiovascular disease nurses' knowledge, attitude, and behavior are the medium level, should be regular training activities and psychological counseling, and cultivate high title, long working life, older nursing staff, and practice level.
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