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elhami S, Moradbeigi K, Zareh Hoshyari Khah H, Hatefi Moadab N, Cheraghian B, Sharifi Z. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CARING BEHAVIOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM AND PATIENT’S PERCEPTION OF NURSING STUDENT CARE IN GENERAL WARDS. Nursing and Midwifery Journal 2016; 14 (4) :361-370
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CARING BEHAVIOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM AND PATIENT’S PERCEPTION OF NURSING STUDENT CARE IN GENERAL WARDS
Saeedeh Elhami * 1, Khadijeh Moradbeigi2 , Hojat Zareh Hoshyari Khah2 , Nasim Hatefi Moadab2 , Bahman Cheraghian3 , Zeinab Sharifi3
1- Abadan faculty of medical sciences , s_elhami@yahoo.com
2- Abadan faculty of medical sciences
3- Ahvaz University of medical sciences
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Received: 6 March, 2016 Accepted: 9 May, 2016 Abstract Background & Aims: Caring as a multidimensional concept can be occurred according to teaching main values. This study was performed to assess the effect of caring behavior educational program on patient’s perception of caring. Materials & Methods: This was a semi-experimental and educational trial that was performed on junior nursing students (n=55) in Abadan School of Medical Sciences in 2014. The participants were divided into two groups of case (n=29) and control (n=26) randomly. The caring behavior educational program was conducted for case group during medical surgical clinical course, but the control group doesn’t receive any educational plan. After two days, 3 patients were assigned for each student, and the patient perception during continuing care for two days was assessed with CBM tool before and after the study for the two groups. The collected data was analyzed with SPSS-21. Results: There was a mean rising in 5 scope of caring behavior in case group after the study (p=0/0001). In control group, the patient perception of caring behavior plan that provided by the students, was decreased, but it was not significant statically (p=0/83). Conclusion: The patient perception of received nursing care that providing by the students in clinical environment can play an important role in scientific and clinical education development.
Keywords: Educational program , caring behavior , nursing student [MeSH], patient perception of care
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