The Effects of Empowerment Supervision on Knowledge and Triage Skills of Nurses and Emergency Medical Technician in the Outpatient Department

Abstract

A single-group quasi-experimental trial was previously available. have a purpose To study the effects of empowerment supervision on the knowledge and skills of emergency patient triage of emergency room nurses of Namsom Hospital UdonThani 21 people. The research tool was the Gibson Empowerment Supervision program. a test of knowledge and skills about patient discrimination The KR20 values were .73 and .75 respectively. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics. and statistics Wilcoxon signed rank test.

The research found that After empowering supervision, it was found that Nurses and emergency medicine practitioners Namsom Hospital Outpatient Department Namsom District Udon Thani increased knowledge and skills in patient discrimination statistically significant at the .001.

Therefor Namsom Hospital and relevant agencies should apply the Empowerment Supervision method to develop the potential of patient screening for professional nurses. emergency medical practitioner As well as extending the results to first aid units in the community.