Violence toward Nurses Working in Family Health Care Centers in Alexandria and El Behera Governorates

Abdou, Rasha; Amin, Doaa

doi:10.21608/asalexu.2016.208637

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“…21,22 As most nurses at position level N have only recently graduated from schools and are relatively young, it naturally follows that they have a high acceptance of, and strong usage intention for, new technologies. However, Mamdouh and Mohammed 23 established that the acceptance of electronic information systems is higher among nurses with 10 or more years of relevant work experience than among those with less than 10 years of relevant work experience. This discrepancy may be attributed to the differences between the service units investigated in the studies concerned.…”

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“…The above observations are similar to the report by Aldosari et al, 32 which revealed that 52.3% of nurses acknowledged the usefulness of EMR systems for clinical work and 40.4% strongly agreed to integrate EMR systems into routine work. Mamdouh and Mohammed 23 showed that 69% of nurses believed that the use of computer graphics can help improve clinical records; 49.5% stated that timely use of electronic files can improve the quality of patient care and reduce the nurses' workloads, and 60.3% acknowledged that electronic records can save paperwork. The computer graphics of the ACLS electronic information system developed by our hospital simplified user guidance, which not only allowed for the immediate recoding of resuscitation procedures but also saved time usually spent compiling paper-based records.…”

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Nurses' Acceptance of and Satisfaction With the Advanced Cardiac Life Support Electronic Information System in Emergency Departments and Critical Care Units

Chang

Lai²,

Jiang³

2022

CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing

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Emergency and critical care nurses perform an important role in documenting the resuscitation process. However, paper-based recording is labor intensive and complex and may result in incorrect recording of important parameters, which suggests the need for an appropriate electronic information system for emergency care. This cross-sectional descriptive study explores emergency and critical care nurses' acceptance of, and satisfaction with, the newly developed advanced cardiac life support electronic information system and examines whether paper-based recording and electronic recording approaches differ in the completeness of resuscitation records. Data were collected through a selfdesigned structured questionnaire and a retrospective review of medical records. Data were analyzed by descriptive statistics, independent sample t test, and one-way analysis of variance. The results indicated that novice nurses were more satisfied with the electronic information system than others. Emergency care nurses were significantly more satisfied than medical and surgical ICU nurses. The electronic information system improved the completeness of resuscitation recording by 23.5%, compared with the paper-based recording approach. Emergency and critical care nurses have a moderate to high degree of acceptance of, and satisfaction with, electronic information systems.

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Nurses' Acceptance of and Satisfaction With the Advanced Cardiac Life Support Electronic Information System in Emergency Departments and Critical Care Units

Chang

Lai²,

Jiang³

2022

CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing

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Challenges Experienced By Primary Health Care Nurses Rendering 24 Hours Service at Designated Clinics in Musina Local Area, Limpopo Province

Mutshatshi¹,

Munyai²

2022

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Background: The South African health care system has been making endless efforts to ensure effective and efficient health care service delivery irrespective of the various challenges experienced by Primary Health Care nurses that set some drawbacks. The introduction of a 24-hour service at designated clinics was recommended as an approach that could improve service delivery at Primary health settings however, the approach is faced with challenges from Primary Health Care nurses rendering such services. Objective: The objective was To explore and describe the challenges faced by Primary Health Care nurses when rendering 24-hours service at designated clinics in Musina local area. Methods: A qualitative, explorative-descriptive research methodology approach was used to collect data. The study used a non-probability purposive sampling method to select 10 Primary Health Care nurses to participate in the study. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews and analysis was done using Tesch’s open coding method to develop themes and sub-themes. Measures to ensure the trustworthiness OF the study were all followed throughout the study. Results: The study results indicated that there is a shortage of resources, inadequate compliance to occupational health and safety measures which affect the rendering of 24-hour services at clinics Conclusion: The study recommends the provision of adequate resources both human and material, provision of adequate security, and improvement in the clinic infrastructure to enable Primary Health Care nurses to work effectively. The study is of importance to the nursing profession as the findings and recommendations will help primary health care nurses in improving service delivery at clinics.

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Violence toward Nurses Working in Family Health Care Centers in Alexandria and El Behera Governorates

Cited by 2 publications

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Nurses' Acceptance of and Satisfaction With the Advanced Cardiac Life Support Electronic Information System in Emergency Departments and Critical Care Units

Nurses' Acceptance of and Satisfaction With the Advanced Cardiac Life Support Electronic Information System in Emergency Departments and Critical Care Units

Challenges Experienced By Primary Health Care Nurses Rendering 24 Hours Service at Designated Clinics in Musina Local Area, Limpopo Province

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