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Construction of clinical research nurse training program based on position competence
Jie Sun1, Wen-Chuan Shan2, Jun-Mei Liu3
1Department of Nursing, The First Affiliated Hospital of Naval Medical University, Shanghai 200433, China.
Background:
As one of the most important members in clinical trials, the number of clinical research nurses (CRN) can't keep up with the growth of experimental projects, so it is urgent to build clinical research training and strengthen the background knowledge of nurses.
Aim:
To construct CRN training program based on position competence, accelerate the construction of CRN talent pool, and provide scientific guidance significance for CRN training.
Methods:
Based on the position competence model, combined with literature research and qualitative interview results, the first draft was prepared of the CRN training program. Two rounds of correspondence with 16 experts were conducted using the Delphi method to determine the training program.
Results:
The effective recovery rate of the expert correspondence questionnaire was 100% and the authority coefficients of the 2 rounds of experts were 0.826 and 0.895. Finally, 4 first-level indicators and determine 15 s-level indicators of training objectives. The training program included 4 first-level indicators, training requirements, content, methods, assessment and evaluation, 15 s-level indicators, and 74 third-level indicators.
Conclusion:
The CRN training program based on position competence is scientific and extendable, providing a basis for participation in CRN training.
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