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New Egyptian Journal of Medicine [The]. 2011; 45 (2): 149-158
in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-166106

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Nursing education is oriented toward equipping nursing students with knowledge and skills about communication through traditional and non-traditional learning. Self-learning package is a self contained learning activity that allows learners to progress at their own pace. was to evaluate the effect of self learning package versus traditional learning on communication skills, design and implementation a self- learning package and evaluate its effect on the students, communication skills. self- learning package will improve the communication skills.of the students nurses in the clinical areas than the traditional learning [Lecture]. the study was conducted in classroom and nursing skills laboratory at faculty of Nursing, Ain Shams University, as well as, Ain Shams University Hospitals. The total number of the students was 200 students-. They were divided into two equal groups, group A [100 students] was the lecture group and group B [100 students] was the self learning package group. Data were collected through questionnaire sheet about communication, observational checklists about communication, and student's opinionnaire sheet. Results of this study concluded that there were highly statistically significant differences among the students in group A [Lecture] as compared with the students in group B [Self-learning package] regarding knowledge, practice and student opinions. The students were more satisfied with using self-learning package than lecture in learning communication skills. The study concluded that self learning package improved the knowledge and skills of communication among student's nurses in the study group B than the study group A [traditional lecture]. The study recommended that educators must focus their efforts on developing a variety of strategies and learning alternatives so that each student can select those through which he/she can obtain the most productive learning strategies and non-traditional methods of teaching should be used in teaching the nursing students


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Humans , Male , Female , Social Skills , Nurses , Surveys and Questionnaires
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New Egyptian Journal of Medicine [The]. 2009; 41 (4): 336-345
in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-111492

ABSTRACT

Spinal cord injury [SCI] is one of the most divesting calamities in human life. An injury to spinal cord can potentially affect every system of the body. It can be a catastrophic injury that changes patients' life completely .This injury affects that total physiologic, economic and social well being of the individual which might be disastrous. The study aims to assess the needs of patients with traumatic spinal cord injury and develop clinical pathway map for patients with traumatic spinal Cord injury based on their need assessment. Although priorities of care may change depending on the client and setting, care focuses on maximizing functional health status to preserve quality of life. To conduct this study a purpose sample of multidisciplinary team which consisted of four categories [physician, nurses, pharmacist, and technician] within 3 months duration was selected from the Emergency Unite at Eldemrdash hospital. Tools of data collection were done using questionnaire sheet and observational check list. The results of the study showed More than two [66.3%]third of health team agree that clinical pathway give vision about expected prognosis and almost all of the team [93.3%] never assesses respiratory system as regard to percussion, palpitation, auscultation, and inspection. The study concluded that almost all [83.4%] of medical health team never does intervention as regard to pulse oximitar, attached to halo vest and tissue repair. This study recommended that Nurses should educate patients and their families about the clinical pathway map including medications, diet, exercise, activity, self care, and its impact in patient prognosis and out come


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Humans , Male , Female , Needs Assessment , Critical Pathways , Spinal Cord Injuries/nursing , Surveys and Questionnaires , Quality of Life
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