英文摘要 |
Direct observation of procedural skills (DOPS) is a practical instrument for evaluation of clinical nursing education for its combination of operation skills and feedback. Although many hospitals in Taiwan have adopted DOPS to evaluate nurses' clinical performance, there is no method to assess evaluators' ability in using this instrument. The purpose of this study is to add DOPS to the clinical nursing educator training course, establish consensus on the use of DOPS, and determine the effects of training with DOPS in promoting clinical nursing educators' ability. The study subjects were 42 clinical nurse educators from a regional hospital in northern Taiwan. The study instrument were the DOPS scale, DOPS training satisfaction questionnaire, and video for sputum suctioning operation. The project was named "Application of DOP Training Course". The study results showed that the training programs could improve the application of DOPS and reduce disparities between clinical nursing educators (p<.05). There was a significant difference in consensus of information, narcotics and sedatives, sterile techniques, and relevant management. Furthermore, the educators were highly satisfied with the DOPS curriculum In addition, the consensus could be integrated and substantiated as objective evaluation standards and could be used as a reference for educators in the future. The recommendation was made to those hospitals using DOPS as an evaluation tool to add this course as part of the new clinical nursing educator orientation training. Implementation of DOPS helps foster experience exchanges in class, share mutual experiences and establish consensus, minimize frustration, promote confidence in teaching competency and improve the quality of nursing clinical learning efficacy. |