An investigation of training effects of the Shandong oncology specialist nurses / 中国实用护理杂志
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing
; (36): 2052-2057, 2018.
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Objective To investigate training effects of Shandong oncology specialist nurses. Methods A self-designed questionnaire about training effects was used to investigate 149 oncology specialist nurses in 48 hospitals in Shandong province. Results The total score of training effects was 202.075 ± 17.918. Differences were significant in human relations of training effects of oncology specialist nurses (F=3.439,P<0.05 ). 94.74%(126/133)of the oncology specialist nurses had no changeable in their work after training, 62.41%(83/133)served as skeleton staffs, only 22.56%(30/133)published in journals, 58.65%(78/133)of the specialist nurses had no chance to attend meeting and only 3.01%(4/133)had experiences to study for a month or more. Conclusions The training effects of Shandong oncology specialist nurses some abilities still need to be increased, the training contents need to be enriched, the use and management of the specialist nurses need to be further regulated, and the development of the oncology specialist nurses need to be further improved.
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Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing
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2018
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