Determining Goals and Achievement Levels of Nursing Skills at Graduation upon Which Both Nursing Educators and Clinical Practice Experts Can Agree: A Delphi Study

Mito, Yuko; Koyama, Mariko; Katahira, Nobuko; Yamaguchi, Yoshiko; Kawamorita, Chiaki; Uemura, Yumiko; Nozaki, Manami; Tsuruta, Keiko; Teshima, Megumi

doi:10.5630/jans.31.3_21

J. Jpn. Acad. Nurs. Sci.

2011

DOI: 10.5630/jans.31.3_21

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Determining Goals and Achievement Levels of Nursing Skills at Graduation upon Which Both Nursing Educators and Clinical Practice Experts Can Agree: A Delphi Study

Yuko Mito¹,

Mariko Koyama²,

Nobuko Katahira³

et al.

Abstract: The objective of this research was to identify goals and achievement levels of nursing skills at graduation upon which both nursing educators and clinical practice experts can agree. Methods With the cooperation of 91 nursing educators and 98 clinical practice experts, 158 items regarding these goals and achievement levels were iteratively reviewed three

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An Evaluation of Fall Prevention Measures for Pediatric Patients Using the Delphi Technique

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Objectives: e objective of this study was to identify child fall prevention measures that were implemented on which consensus was reached by the pediatric nurses. Methods: ree steps of the Delphi technique were carried out and applied to the creation of a questionnaire and two questionnaire evaluations. Participants included 110 pediatric nurses and 44 items were included in the questionnaire as measures to be implemented for child fall prevention. Responses were given as ve scores ranging from 5 (strongly agree) to 1 (strongly disagree) for each of the measures. Results: Answers were obtained from 90 participants in the 2nd questionnaire evaluation. irty-ve items had measures with an agreement rate of 80% or more, consisting of 8 items of measures for children, 16 items of measures for parents, 5 items of measures for the environments, and 6 items of measures for activities in the ward. ese items served as the measures to be implemented for child fall prevention on which a consensus was reached. Conclusion: e measures for parents were the highest in number and this shows the importance of parents cooperation in child fall prevention. 2 3 110 44 5 1 5 2 90 80%

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An Evaluation of Fall Prevention Measures for Pediatric Patients Using the Delphi Technique

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Determining Goals and Achievement Levels of Nursing Skills at Graduation upon Which Both Nursing Educators and Clinical Practice Experts Can Agree: A Delphi Study

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