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KMID : 0378120020290010089
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Chungnam Medical Journal
2002 Volume.29 No. 1 p.89 ~ p.97
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The Effects of Rehabilitation Nursing Education on the Satisfaction, Attitude, Positive Feeling and Self-Confidence of Registered Nurses
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So Hee-Young
Kim Bong-Ok
Song Jae-Gum
Shim Hee-Sook
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Abstract
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To explore the effects of the rehabilitation nursing education on registered nurses, this study was designed quasi-experimentally for one group pre-test and post-test respectively. The study employed the Client Satisfaction Questionnaire, Positive Feeling Questionnaire, Self-Attitude (Confidence) Inventory, and Nurses Attitude Scale.
The study found that only the positive feeling of professional nurses toward their rehabilitation clientele increased after rehabilitation nursing education, which means both that nurses showed inadequate awareness of the disabled and that a change of nursing awareness was critical if a change in popular awareness was to be realized. One influence on positive feeling was the current job position of the nurse subjects, with the position of head nurse especially affecting positive feeling. Considering experiences and career of head nurse, the positive feeling could be the influence of professional life. Another influence on the self-confidence of the nurse subjects was the working ward, specifically the rehabilitation ward. Because the level of self-confidence in rehabilitation nurses should increase the level of rehabilitation nursing received by the clients, rehabilitation nursing education must continue in future.
Since a significant positive correlation was found between rehabilitation nursing education and positive feeling, the higher satisfaction about rehabilitation nursing education could result more positive feeling of nurses toward the disabled. Therefore there should be further educational programming to increase client satisfaction. The opinions of educational participants should be considered in instituting improved educational programs for rehabilitation nurses.
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KEYWORD
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Rehabilitation nursing education, Self-confidence, Nurse’s attitude
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