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Abstract
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Purpose: This study was conducted to examine the differences of knowledge, perception, and performance between the points of time before and after ICU nurses had the backrest elevation education.
Method: The study subjects were 58 nurses at a medical and surgical ICU of one general Y hospital located in Seoul. They received the education, including backrest elevation guideline and related education materials. Data were collected from May 11 throughout August 12, 2007 with a structured questionnaire.
Results: 1) There were significant differences in the mean scores of knowledge(2.21 at pre-education, 5.24 at post-education), perception(36.96 at pre-education, 53.36 at post-education), and performance(32.08 at pre-education, 43.51 at post-education), 2) There was a significant correlation between nurse¡¯s perception and performance (p=.000). 3) The nurse¡¯s perception regarding the importance of the back rest elevation education was significantly effective on their performance (p=.000).
Conclusion: The backrest elevation education would contribute to improve ICU nurse¡¯s knowledge, perception and performance. The more the nurses would consider the importance of this education, the better they would perform the nursing intervention of backrest elevation.
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KeyWords
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Elevation, Education, Knowledge, Perception, Performance
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