英文摘要 |
Due to the continuous renewal of technologies of information and communication, there are lots of learning applications arising, and it is anticipated that advantageous and disadvantageous applications of information technologies will be the key to an organization's success of failure. In this fashion, the medical world is arranging its paces in the process of enhancing services to patients, and suits itself to the current so that where network is there is medical service and medical management. One who can not apply information technologies will lose the space of survival eventually. A nursing personnel must put actually his hand on the operation and management of the information system, then she can be equipped with competitive abilities of her profession.This project is the results of a test based on the class of abilities to use a computer given to 180 nursing personnel of a medical center (including 15 managerial rank head and assistant head nurses and 165 staff nurses). These results show the personnel were generally incompetent in using a computer. With this in view, a plan was devised to train the nursing personnel, and expected:(1) to let over 80 percent of managerial rank and basic nursing personnel reach to class A in using Word, Excel, and Internet.(2) To increase to 70~80 percent of the managerial rank to be able to use various operations of Word, Excel, and Internet; and the staff nurses to 80-90 percent.(3) To be able to use in work and daily life.The results of training show:(1) In the class of abilities: Among 15 head nurses and assistant head nurses, the number of class A persons has been increased from 7(46.7%) to 13(86.7%); among 165 staff nurses, the number class A persons, from 101(61.2%) to 138(83.6%) increased remarkably (p=0.000);(2) About the operation of Word, Excel, and Internet, both managerial rank and staff nurses have been increased to 70~90%; (3) Able to apply computer information to work and daily life.This project is being widely used by hospitals in recruiting operation personnel, and many other hospitals, bank, associations, and societies are also adopting this model to test their personnel's competence in using a computer. |