英文摘要 |
Background and purpose: This project is to improve the N and N1 level Nurses who were promoted to a higher level. The rate of N promoted to N1 was 0%, and N1 promoted to N2 was 33.3% in 2017. Because the rate of N and N1 level nurses who were promoted to a higher level was lower than other ICU. Therefore cause our motivation. Methods: First of all, through the interview, surveys, and discussion, the following causes had been identified: All nurses had difficulties in writing certain reports and no one could teach them. The nurses did not know what projects they had to complete and also how to accomplish in order to get promoted. It is hard for the nurses to get related forms needed to get promoted. It is difficult for the nurses to participate the professional training programs. The nurses lacked motivation and vitality. We had implemented some relative measures as follows: first, we arranged suitable clinical advisers to teach those nurses to write the particular reports and to assist them to finish certain reports. Second, we arranged some people in charge who used the list to inform these N and N1 level nurses, and to make sure them be able to understand about the details of learning projects of the clinical ladder system. Next, folders of files and documents needed for nurses to get promoted were set and sorted; therefore, staff could easily find documents. Then, our hospital provided employees with 20 hours of official business leave per year so that the nurses would be able to participate in the on-the-job training program. Finally, we had used game-based learning theory, such as creating concept maps, and using communication software, like LINE group, to improve nurses' cohesion and learning motivation. Results: In 2018, the percentage of N being promoted to N1 raised from 0% to 28%, and N1 being promoted to N2 still 33%. But we implemented relative measures consistently, N1 being promoted to N2 raise from 33.3% to 50% in 2019. Conclusion: During the process of this project was improved the competence of nursing staff and helped to build self-confidence as well. |