英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a teaching training program in improving preceptors' teaching feedback skills. The study involved an observational survey under time series framework, through 5 rounds of pre-and-post test to compare the difference between experiment group and control group. The members of experiment group and control group were randomly sampled out of a medical center, consisted of 120 nurses with 60 pairs of preceptor and trainee for each group. A 3-hour teaching training program was offered to those preceptors among experiment group, but non-applicable to those preceptors among control group. The scores regarding the feedback skills were evaluated by the preceptors and their trainees, using a questionnaire with 16 items. The 5 round tests were conducted at first test (pretest), and 4 post-tests by 1 month, 3 months, 9 months and 12 months after training, respectively. During the study period, there were 50 pairs in experimental group and 38 pairs in control group completed the scoring processes, due to member resignations. According to the results of pretest, the average score for preceptors was 74.27 points for the experimental group and 76.15 points for the control group, in which were not reach statistically signifi cant difference between two groups. As for the posttest of preceptors after training, the average scores of 4 posttests (1M, 3M, 9M and 12M-posttest) were 76.4, 77.76, 76.28 and 77.0, respectively, where showed no signifi cant difference with that score of pretest. Regarding the posttest results to trainees among experimental group, the average scores of 4 posttests (1M, 3M, 9M and 12M-posttest) were 76.78, 77.98, 78.14 and 77.88, respectively, where also presented no signifi cant difference with that score of pretest. The testing results no matter who were preceptors or trainees in control group, of which had shown no signifi cant difference as well. However, another funding was observed that the experimental group had a lower turnover rate than the control group did during posttest. In closing, the results of this study suggested that the ability of feedback skills decreased over time. A standardized curriculum to improve preceptors' teaching feedback skills might be arranged periodically. |