Attitudes to and Diffusion of Intravenous Infusion Nursing Practice Guideline of Advanced General Hospital and General Hospital in Korea

Eun, Young; Gu, Mee Ok; Cho, Young Ae; Kim, Shin Mi; Jeong, Jae Shim; Kwon, Jeong Soon; Yoo, Cheong Suk; Jeong, Young Sun; Jung, In Sook; Kim, Kyeong Sug; Lee, Seon Heui; Seo, Heejin

doi:10.54003/kebn.2014.2.1.5

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“…Another previous study reported that nurses in ICU did not assess the oral health of inpatients and could neglect oral care of inpatients because there was no oral care guideline [ 25 ]. In Korea, evidence-based clinical nursing practice guidelines were developed in 2014, but many medical institutions did not have these guidelines in wards [ 16 ]. Also, the utilization of practical guidelines was reported to be low which is similar to other countries.…”

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Knowledge Evaluation of Oral Diseases and Perception of Cooperation with Dental Experts for Oral Care of Nurses in Intensive Care Units in Korea: A Preliminary Study

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The aim of this study was to identify the status of education and knowledge concerning oral diseases for oral care as they relate to intensive care unit (ICU) nurses, as well as to investigate the perception of oral care education and practice, as led by dental experts. This study conducted a self-report survey consisting of 33 questions on education and knowledge about oral diseases, as well as perception of dental expert-led education and practice, targeting 240 nurses in the ICU. Finally, 227 questionnaires were analyzed, and 75.3% of the participants were staff nurses, and 41.4% were in the medical ICU. In the area of education and knowledge of major oral diseases, more than 50% of the respondents treating gingivitis, periodontitis, and dental caries did not complete dental education, and it was found that more than half of the respondents were unable to distinguish diseases of the mouth. It was recognized that more than half of nurses required dental expert-led education and practice. In this study, the education and knowledge of oral diseases of ICU nurses were found to be insufficient, and the need for the cooperation of dental experts was high. Therefore, collaboration to improve oral care practical guidelines for realistically applicable ICU patients will be needed.

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“…It was recommended to perform oral care every 2 to 4 h using a chlorhexidine oral rinse. Despite the existence of these written guidelines, it is currently difficult for hospital wards to have oral care guidelines, and it is reported that the utilization of oral care guidelines is also low [ 1 , 15 , 16 ].…”

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Knowledge Evaluation of Oral Diseases and Perception of Cooperation with Dental Experts for Oral Care of Nurses in Intensive Care Units in Korea: A Preliminary Study

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2023

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Attitudes to and Diffusion of Intravenous Infusion Nursing Practice Guideline of Advanced General Hospital and General Hospital in Korea

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Knowledge Evaluation of Oral Diseases and Perception of Cooperation with Dental Experts for Oral Care of Nurses in Intensive Care Units in Korea: A Preliminary Study

Knowledge Evaluation of Oral Diseases and Perception of Cooperation with Dental Experts for Oral Care of Nurses in Intensive Care Units in Korea: A Preliminary Study

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