The Development of Nursing Organization Management model in Coronavirus Disease 2019 Outbreak Situation at Samutsakhon Hospital
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The novel coronavirus disease 2019 is an infectious disease that spreads rapidly. This research aimed to (1) develop the nursing organization management model in Coronavirus Disease 2019 outbreak situation (2) study the opinions and satisfaction of the nursing organization management team on implementation of the developed nursing organization management model (3) assessment of COVID-19 infection among the nursing personnel. The population consisted of a total 126 nursing staff of the nursing management team. This study was divided into 3 phases: model development, implementation, and evaluation. Data were analyzed using frequencies, percentage, mean, standard deviation and One Way ANOVA for comparing differences.
The results revealed that the nursing organization management model in Coronavirus Disease 2019 outbreak situation consisted of 3 periods (1) preparation (2) implementation (3) post implementation. The overall opinions and satisfaction scores of the nursing management team were at the moderate level and were statistically different on position, duration of the position, and unit of working at p <.05. The percentage of nursing personnel infected was 8.64%. These findings can be used to develop a nursing organization management model in the outbreak of the Coronavirus Disease 2019. Suggestions of the next studies include exploring the nursing outcomes in parts of the service recipients and organizations. Dimension.
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