英文摘要 |
This research is an evaluation-based quasi-experimental study. The objective of this researchwas to compare the difference in knowledge level between the experimental and the control groupsafter the experimental group had received the training program. The satisfaction with the trainingprogram and the willingness to participate in volunteering services of the experimental groupbefore and after the experimental group had received the training were also investigated. 45 nursesin total joined the training program and they were placed in the experimental group, and 46 nursesin the control group were selected from similar backgrounds, but they did not receive the trainingprogram. Subjects in the experimental group filled the 'Questionnaire of Recognition' and showedtheir willingness to participate in volunteering services before and after the training, and theirsatisfaction with the training was included in the evaluation as well. The subjects in the controlgroup also filled the questionnaire at the time before and after the training. The Mann-Whitney Uand χ2 test results showed no significant differences in the basic attributes between the experimentaland control groups. The total scores measured by paired t test prior and after the training for theexperimental group showed significant difference (full score=35, average score 18.4 prior to thetraining, and 26 after the training, p< .01), but the results showed no significant difference for thecontrol group. The scores that were analyzed by t test between these two groups prior to thetraining were not significantly different. However, the scores did show significant difference afterthe training (average score 26 for experiment group and 18.48 for control group, p< .01), and thisrevealed that the training can enhance the recognition for Community Health Volunteering Services.The willingness of the experimental group to continue participating in volunteering services,measured by Bowker's test of symmetry, showed no significant difference prior to and after thetraining. The degree of satisfaction for the 'Community Health Volunteering Services Training' isaveraged between 3.93 – 5 (satisfactory – very satisfactory). |