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Gh Rouhi , Sa Hosseini , H Asayesh , N Behnampoor , H Rahmani ,
Volume 3, Issue 2 (21 2009)
Abstract

Background and Aim: Today provision of an adequate and appropriate health services depend on many factors. Human resources are one of the most important factors. Nursing managers with more exact understanding of nursing activity could prevent of human resource wastage. In other way goal achievement in an efficient remedial system depends upon favorite delivery services and one of the appropriate ways for quality of care evaluation is patient satisfaction measurement about care delivery. This study was conducted and implemented to measure the nursing care time and its relationship with patient satisfaction.

Materials and Methods: This descriptive and analytical study was done in internal ward in Gorgan 5th Azar educative and therapeutic center for one month. nursing activity checklist was used for measuring the time that spend for Nursing staff activity and patient satisfaction scale. Data were analyzed with SPSS for Windows package.

Results: In this research findings showed, 46.46% of nursing activity time was spent for direct care, 15.8% of total time was used for documentation activities and 22.5% of time spent for nurses' individual activity, whereas only 7.43 percent of total time was spend for patient assessments. 60.3% of patients were satisfied about care delivery and 24.8% of them had moderate satisfaction. A significant correlation was seen between patient satisfaction and nursing direct care (r =0.272, P= 0.001).By increasing The spent time for direct care, patients' satisfaction was also increased.

Discussion and Conclusion: Nursing managers' awareness from scientific methods of management, rules modification, use of new equipment and technology and also delegating of some nursing activity to nursing assistants could promote quality of care with increasing of nursing direct care.


Hamid Asayesh , Mostafa Qorbani , Afsaneh Borghei , Aziz Rezapour , Younes Mohammadi , Morteza Mansourian , Fereydoon Jahahgir , Mehdi Noroozi ,
Volume 7, Issue 5 (1-2014)
Abstract

Background and Aim: In several KT plans the researcher self evaluation is basis of researchers KT activities measurement so the aim of this study was the validity of researchers self assessment about their own activities in KT.

Materials and Methods: The valid and reliable questionnaire was filled by 40 Golestan University of Medical Sciences researchers. In this questionnaire researchers were asked to give a score from 0 to 10 for their own activities in KT in a finished special project. Statistical analysis was performed using pair T test and Pearson correlation coefficient. The linear regression was used for assessing the effect of influential factors on KT self evaluation and activity scores.

Results: The mean score of researchers KT activity and self evaluation was 3.52 and 5.47 respectively which this difference was statistically significant (P<0.01). The correlation coefficient between researchers' activity and self evaluation score was 0.73 which is an indicator of good correlation. The influential factors on researchers' KT self evaluation score in regression model was male gender, having administrative responsibility and percent of total time allocated to research and the influential factors on researchers' KT activities score in regression model was male gender, type of research (clinical sciences research compared to basic sciences) and percent of total time allocated to research.

Conclusion : The results of this study shows that researchers overestimate their own activities in KT so adopting strategies like education about KT concepts and activities for increasing researchers knowledge and perception can fill research and action gap.



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