The effect of perceived self-efficacy promoting program on self-efficacy perception and success weaning ventilator in surgical patients
Keywords:
Perceived self-efficacy promoting program, Surgical patient, Self-efficacy perception, Success weaning ventilatorAbstract
The study was a quasi-experimental research, two group pretest-posttest design, it aimed to examine the effects to self-efficacy promoting program on self-efficacy perception and success weaning ventilator of surgical patients. The subjects were 10 patients who recived usual nuring care and then 10 patients who received self-efficacy promoting program base on concept self-efficacy of Bandura theory. The research intruments were 1) The general information and health literacy questionnaire including with the form of the measurement of of self-efficacy perception in weaning the surgery patients from mechanical ventilation. Clinical nursing practice guideline for successful weaning from mechanical ventilation of Naresuan University Hospital consisted of taking care those patients and the evaluation form of successful in weaning the surgical patients from mechanical ventilation post operation. 2) A program to promoting self-efficacy of surgical patients include A manual weaning ventilator after and a video "To...Friend" which has been verified for content by experts. The self-efficacy assessment form has a Pearson's Correlation Coefficient equal of 0.98 The data was analyzed by using frequency, percentage and standard deviation of Wilcox on signed ranks test and Mann- Whitney Test. The results showed that 1) The surgical patients which used ventilator after receiving the promoting program of self-efficacy perception was higher than that before receiving the program. (p = 0.005) 2) The surgical patients which used ventilator after receiving the promoting program of self-efficacy perception was higher than the group of usual nuring care with receiving program at level of self-efficacy perception. (p = 0.001) 3) The surgical patients which used ventilator after receiving the promoting program of self-efficacy perception and the usual nuring care had successful in weaning the surgery patients from mechanical ventilationnot different but the study also found that patients who received the promoting program of self-efficacy perception in weaning the surgery patients from mechanical ventilation was higher than the usual nuring care and level of patients readiness in weaning from mechanical ventilation program of patients who received the program of self-efficacy perception were be able to use the intensive spirometer efficiently better the group of usual nuring care.
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