Continuing education needs and barriers for public health nurses in Aboriginal townships in Taitung, Taiwan.

Wen Yin Chang; Ing Jy Tseng; Fei-Shiou Shiau; Mei Yeh Wang

Continuing education needs and barriers for public health nurses in Aboriginal townships in Taitung, Taiwan.

貢獻的翻譯標題: 台東山地鄉公共衛生護理人員在職教育的需求與阻礙

Wen Yin Chang, Ing Jy Tseng, Fei-Shiou Shiau, Mei Yeh Wang

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在快速改變的醫療照護體系中，公共衛生護士經由在職教育得到專業訓練，以維持其社區的照護能力是很重要的。然而，目前針對角色改變中的公共衛生護士，在職教育的需求與阻礙的資訊是匱乏的，所以本研究目的，旨在了解原住民最密集的台東山地鄉，四鄉鎮之21 位公共衛生護理人員在職教育的需求與阻礙。本研究的收集採焦點團體會談法。會談的資料分析以Webb 和 Kevern (2001) 所建議之四步驟進行資料分析。結果顯示台東山地鄉公共衛生護理人員之在職教育是受限的，且在在職教育需求方面，公共衛生護理人員認為社區評估、心理諮詢、老人照護、安寧照護、統計資料分析法及急診照護是需要的。在阻礙方面，約98﹪的公共衛生護士認為距離是最主要的阻礙，其次是家庭因素及缺乏行政主管的支持。總結，在台東設立護理學校、使用遠距教學及有系統的提供電腦之在職教育課程，可減少台東山地鄉公共衛生護理人員接受在職教育的阻礙。

貢獻的翻譯標題	台東山地鄉公共衛生護理人員在職教育的需求與阻礙
原文	英語
頁（從 - 到）	295-302
頁數	8
期刊	The journal of nursing research : JNR
卷	11
發行號	4
出版狀態	已發佈 - 2003

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