Status and Influencing Factors of Evidence-based Nursing Competences Among Nurses in Tertiary Hospitals in Shanghai / 中国实用护理杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To describe the Evidence-based Nursing Competences of nurses who have received Evidence-based Nursing training in tertiary hospitals in Shanghai and analyze its influencing factors. Methods Use the Evidence-based Nursing Competency Rating Scale made by Wang Yilei to investigate 428 nurses who have received Evidence-based Nursing training in 9 tertiary hospitals in Shanghai. Results The average score was (54.39±16.77), the 3-scoring rate was 25.1%-64.3%and the 4-scoring rate was 2.8%-23.1%which indicates the nurses had moderate-low level of EBNP competence after training project including in service training, seminar, lecture, workshop and so on, but still at a low level. Educational background and training time were the main influencing factors (P<0.05). Conclusions Nurses in tertiary hospitals in Shanghai have a moderate-low level of evidence-based nursing practice competence after education project. Comprehensive evidence-based nursing training system is expected.