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Six-month Training Evaluations for Nurses Who Participated in Training Sessions for Disaster Prevention and Occurrence Measures at Smaller Hospitals Ayumi Nishigami 1 , Yuko Fujiwara 2 , Kyoko Matsuo 3 , Masumi Kirimoto 4 , Eiko Miyamoto 5 , Kaoru Nitta 6 , Kyoko Matsumura 7 , Yuri Nishibayashi 8 , Sakae Terashi 9 , Shukuko Horiuchi 9 Keyword: 中小規模病院 , 研修 , 防災 , 評価 , Smaller Hospital , Training , Disaster Prevention , Evaluations pp.3-10
Published Date 2016/12/31
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.7008200461

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[Objective:] The purpose of this study was to reveal how knowledge obtained from training sessions for “Disaster Prevention and Occurrence Measures at Hospitals,” which had been conducted for smaller hospitals, was used upon the start of disaster preparedness and prevention operations to create training evaluations and determine what situations affected these measures.

[Study method] The subjects of this study included 126 nurses who participated in training sessions that took place in June 2012. Survey sheets were sent out six months after completion of training to each subject via postal mail to the hospitals where they work, along with a request for them to participate in this study. The survey included questions regarding the backgrounds of the responders, group tasks they had participated in, and their activities following completion of the training sessions.

[Results] Responses were obtained from 67 subjects (response rate: 53.2%). Of these, approximately half had never participated in disaster-related training sessions or conferences prior to the corresponding training sessions. Following the completion of these training sessions, 76% had participated in some sort of disaster operations.

[Conclusion] The majority of respondents participated in some sort of disaster operations after returning to their hospitals. It was found that further schemes such as a pre-survey of knowledge possessed by subjects in regard to disaster nursing might be necessary in the future. Several problems related to content and progress were pointed out in regard to training.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 1345-0204 日本災害看護学会

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