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ナイジェリアの高等病院におけるX線警告標識の重要性に対する患者の認識の評価:横断的な研究
Benjamin Ikemefuna Ude1, Abigail Amarachi Mba2, Ikechukwu Emmanuel Onwunta2
1Department of Medical Radiography and Radiological Sciences, University of Nigeria, Enugu, Enugu State, NIGERIA.
まとめ
患者はX線の警告信号,特に指示灯をよく認識していた. しかし,放射線安全プロトコルに関する患者の教育を強化し,理解を深め,事故による被曝を防ぐことが推奨されます.
科学分野:
- 医療画像と診断
- 放射線生物学
- 公衆衛生
背景:
- X線は医療診断に不可欠ですが 適切に管理されないと 生物学的リスクが伴います
- 放射線安全プロトコルは,X線の手順による潜在的な害を軽減するために不可欠です.
- 患者のX線警告信号の理解は安全性にとって極めて重要です.
研究 の 目的:
- 患者のX線警告信号の認識と理解を評価する.
- 放射線の生物学的効果に関する患者の知識を評価する.
- 放射線安全に関する患者の教育を改善するための分野を特定する.
主な方法:
- ナイジェリアの病院で2025年1月から6月にかけて実施された見通しの横断研究.
- 186人の患者が意識と知識を評価する20問のアンケートを記入しました.
- 記述統計とキ2テスト (p < 0. 05) を用いて分析したデータ.
主要な成果:
- 患者の69. 9%がX線警告信号を認識し,指示灯が最もよく知られている (56. 2%).
- 警告ラベル (35. 4%) や放射線シンボル (32. 3%) を認識した患者は少なくなった.
- 大半は警告信号を理解し (57.5%) それに従った (67.2%).
結論:
- 患者はX線警告信号をよく認識している.
- 放射線安全に関する患者の教育のための標準化された病院の方針が必要である.
- 患者の警告信号の理解を向上させることで 放射線被曝を防ぐことができます
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