Assessment of Nurses’ Practice Related to Managing Patients with Dyspnea at Emergency Units at Port Said hospitals

Mariam Sabry Shehab (1) , Hayat Abd-Elkader (2) , Noha Mohamed Ibrahim (3)
(1) Department of Medical Surgical Nursing , Egypt
(2) Department of Medical Surgical Nursing , Egypt
(3) Department of Medical Surgical Nursing , Egypt

Abstract

Background: Aim of this study:  This study was aiming to assess nurses' practice related to managing patients with dyspnea at emergency units at port said hospitals. Research design: descriptive study design was used. Setting: The study was conducted at emergency units at Alamerie and Alzohor hospitals at Port Said city. Subject: The study involved all available nurses' worked in emergency units at Alamerie and Alzohor hospitals about (50 nurse). Tool of data collection: Data were collected using nurses' dyspnea managing observation checklist. Results: Total mean practice score regarding management of patients with dyspnea were un satisfactory. Conclusion: Nurse’s level of practice in assessing physical assessment parameters was un satisfactory in all items. Recommendation: The study recommended continuous educational programs should be planned on regular basis to nurses' managing patients with dyspnea for enhancing nurses' practice and to achieve high quality of care.

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Mariam Sabry Shehab
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Hayat Abd-Elkader
Noha Mohamed Ibrahim
Author Biographies

Mariam Sabry Shehab, Department of Medical Surgical Nursing

Department of Medical Surgical Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Port Said University

Hayat Abd-Elkader, Department of Medical Surgical Nursing

Department of Medical Surgical Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Port Said University

Noha Mohamed Ibrahim, Department of Medical Surgical Nursing

Department of Medical Surgical Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Port Said University
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Shehab, M. S.; Abd-Elkader, H.; Ibrahim, N. M. Assessment of Nurses’ Practice Related to Managing Patients With Dyspnea at Emergency Units at Port Said Hospitals. ijnd 2016, 6, 35-39.
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