Authors :
Selwa Y Abdeldafie
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 1 - January
Google Scholar :
http://bitly.ws/gu88
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https://bit.ly/3up2YEg
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5960087
Abstract :
Placing an intravenous cannula for children is
one of the nurse’s role in emergency, intensive care unit
or wards. It can be performed for diagnostic, nutritional
or therapeutic reasons.
The overall aim of this study was to assess nurses’
knowledge and practice towards peripheral intravenous
cannulation in pediatric patients. An interventional
hospital-based study design, quantitative approach was
selected for this work. The study was conducted in two
main public hospitals in Khartoum. The study population
were Nurses of all categories who worked in the study
area during the study period of data collection (60 nurses).
Data collection techniques used are interviewing and
observing. Tools used to collect data are questionnaire
and observational check list. Data was processed and
analyzed by computer program which is SPSS Ver.19.0
The study showed a significant relationship between the
educational program and the change in the level of
knowledge for nurses who participated in the study as the
P.value found to be 0.00 and also significant change in the
practice. So the study concluded that: Nurses are
motivated to learn as evidenced by the change in their
knowledge and practice after implementing the
educational program.
Keywords :
Intravenous Cannula; Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation; Pediatric.
Placing an intravenous cannula for children is
one of the nurse’s role in emergency, intensive care unit
or wards. It can be performed for diagnostic, nutritional
or therapeutic reasons.
The overall aim of this study was to assess nurses’
knowledge and practice towards peripheral intravenous
cannulation in pediatric patients. An interventional
hospital-based study design, quantitative approach was
selected for this work. The study was conducted in two
main public hospitals in Khartoum. The study population
were Nurses of all categories who worked in the study
area during the study period of data collection (60 nurses).
Data collection techniques used are interviewing and
observing. Tools used to collect data are questionnaire
and observational check list. Data was processed and
analyzed by computer program which is SPSS Ver.19.0
The study showed a significant relationship between the
educational program and the change in the level of
knowledge for nurses who participated in the study as the
P.value found to be 0.00 and also significant change in the
practice. So the study concluded that: Nurses are
motivated to learn as evidenced by the change in their
knowledge and practice after implementing the
educational program.
Keywords :
Intravenous Cannula; Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation; Pediatric.