A Study of Professional Nurse Roles in Sub-District Health Promotion Hospital
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Professional Nurse’s Roles, The Sub-district Health Promotion HospitalAbstract
The purpose of this descriptive research was to study of professional nurse’s roles in sub-district health promotion hospital by using Delphi technique. Participants were 18 experts. The Delphi technique consisted of 3 steps. Step 1, all experts were asked to described about the professional nurse’s roles in sub-district health promotion hospital. Step 2, the data were analyzed by using content analysis to develop a rating scale questionnaire. All items in the questionnaire were ranked the level of professional nurse’s roles by a prior panel of experts. In step 3, the items were analyzed by using median and interquartile range to develop a new version of questionnaire. The new questionnaire was sent to previous experts for confirming. Ranking items were analyzed by using median and interquartile again to summarize the study. The results of the study were presented that the professional nurse’s roles in sub-district health promotionhospital consisted of 4 components as follow 1) The role of professional practice 15 items 2) The role of health promotion 7 items 3) The role of community health manager and coordinator 9 items, and 4) The role of primary nursing quality improvement 8 items. The primary care system and the recently national healthcare policy in Thailand were changed. The registered nurse roles in will be important roles to improved health population and support with the policy changed.
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