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Job Performance and Self Confidence by Visiting Nurses who are engaged in the Consolidated Health Promotion Program in Gangwon-Province

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Abstract

Purpose: This study was designed to determine visiting nurses¡¯ job performance and self confidence by career and number of visiting households.

Methods: The subjects were 120 visiting nurses fully in charge of the visiting health care program working in 18 community
health care centers, who were checked for 5 domains of visiting nurses¡¯ job, 39 tasks of job performance and self confidence. ANOVA test, Scheffe test and Pearson correlation coefficient were used for data analysis.

Results: The level of job performance and self confidence indicated highest in understanding of the visiting health care program among 5 domains of visiting nurses¡¯ job. The level of job performance and self confidence indicated lowest in community resource connection. When nurses were classified by a career with approximately 5 years of working experience, nurses with a career of more than 5 years were highly significant. Job performance and self confidence were positively correlated.

Conclusion: Based on the result of this study, it is recommended that the education program for newly hired nurses should be differentiated from that for visiting nurses with a career in order to improve quality of the visiting nursing program and capacity of residents¡¯ health care.
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Task performance, Self, Visiting nurses
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