The Journal of Education and Health Science
Online ISSN : 2434-9127
Print ISSN : 0285-0990
Changes of Nursing Practice Ability Before and After the Seamless Care Workshop for Elderly Patients
;Examination using Capacity Acquisition Evaluation Checklist for Discharge Support
Miyuki WATANABEShinako YAMASHITA
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2021 Volume 66 Issue 4 Pages 260-269

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 This study aimed to change of nursing practice ability before and after the seamless care workshop for elderly patients using capacity acquisition evaluation checklist for discharge support. Questionnaire surveys were conducted three months before and after the training. The survey included a capacity acquisition evaluation checklist (discharge support checklist), consisting of the basic attributes of nurses, and 33 question items, which were required by the discharge support committee. The checklist was prepared for general nurses with middle career levels (Ⅲ). To compare the performance of nurses before and after the training, a paired t-test was conducted. The significance level was set to less than 5%. A total of 97 nurses participated in the workshop, out of which 45 nurses (46.4%) submitted the questionnaire after the training. Of the 45 nurses, 43 were female (95.6%) and all of them were full-timers. In the discharge support checklist, all the question items except “Can you assess your familiarity with the condition of a patient and symptom control that enables the patient to leave the hospital?” were practiced after the training in order to identify differences in nurses’ practical abilities before and after the training. The workshop for elderly patients could improve nurses’ practical abilities of providing discharge support. However, since the conditions of elderly patients were complicated, cultivation of nurses’ ability to assess their familiarity with the condition of a patient and symptom control that enables the patient to leave the hospital was difficult.
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