英文摘要 |
This study is aimed at developing online tutorials of self-paced learning modules in nurses caring suicidal patients as continuing education for clinical nurses. Establishment of this site can provide nurses with multiple learning channels, strengthening the ability of nurses to deal with suicide attempts and depression in patients. Nurses in Hemodialysis Rooms, Emergency Rooms and General Internal Medicine Wards at a regional hospital in northern Taiwan were selected by purposive sampling as the objects of this study. The data were collected by survey using self-administered questionnaire, resulting a total of 58 valid samples which were then processed. Based on the survey results, this study developed online tutorials of self-paced learning modules in nurses caring suicidal patients. This study then developed online tutorials of self-paced learning modules in nurses caring suicidal patients, which allow nurses to learn by schedule at the convenience of individuals. The tutorials are developed with five segments: i) current situation of suicide as a problem, ii) caring of suicidal patients, iii) instruments of determining clinic depression and suicide, iv) teaching videos, and v) online interaction. The development of this study is intended to achieve the following purposes: i) making learning easy for nursing staff, ii) rebuilding knowledge and competence required for nurse caring suicidal patients, iii) improving clinic nursing to lower suicidal ideation, and iv) helping build competence to identify patients with suicidal ideation or attempts at earlier stage, by learning through online tutorials. The findings of this study can be extended and applied in other institutes of medical caring profession, thus allowing diverse education channels for the learning of suicide prevention. |