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The patient's satisfaction and understanding from received trainings in Hospitals of Gonabad University of Medical Sciences
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M Eghbali *   , A Mohammad Pour , HR Tolide-ie , Y Alizade |
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Abstract: (16149 Views) |
| Introduction: Training to patient is one of the essential principles in taking care of patient. Nurses have to do their training role, for providing patient satisfaction, increasing gaining in health and reducing recon fining to bed. So this research has done with the aim of examination of Patient`s satisfaction and understanding from received training in hospitals Gonabad university of medical sciences.
Method: This is a cross sectional study done on Quota samples (384) the patient on discharge from Gonabad hospitals. Data collected by a questionnaire that they compiled just for this purpose and they were reliable and confidant scientifically. They analyzed by means of SPSS software version 16 and ways of descriptive and analytic statistics at the significant level P<0.05.
Results: The most training function of therapy staff was in pharmaceutical therapy and following therapy after discharging from hospital. The least trainings were about type and quality of diet, prevention of disease and quality of doing religious duties. Also the average and standard deviation of satisfaction from training function of physicians and nurses were 33.42±6.04 & 32.6±5.37 orderly and this difference was significant statistically (P=0.001). There were a significant relation between sex and score of satisfaction that women have more satisfaction than men (P=0.001).
Conclusion: Trainings and Patient's satisfaction regarding these trainings, in all of domains, isn’t suitable. Therefore, greater emphasis on education to patients and their satisfaction particularly in relation to type and quality of diet is necessary. Education about the prognosis and process of the disease and doing religious duties is more recommended. |
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| Keywords: Patients, discharge, satisfaction, patient education |
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Type of Study: Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing |
Subject:
nursing
Received: 2014/03/3 | Published: 2014/03/15
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