Assessing clinicians' knowledge and confidence to perform kangaroo care and positive touch in a tertiary neonatal unit in England using the Neonatal Unit Clinician Assessment Tool (NUCAT)
作者： Wendy Higman , Louise M. Wallace , Susan Law , Naomi C. Bartle , Kathryn Blake
DOI: 10.1016/J.JNN.2014.09.001
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摘要: Abstract Family centred care (FCC) is a guiding principle of the UNICEF Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) and supports practice kangaroo (KC) positive touch (PT). We describe how clinicians in tertiary hospital neonatal unit undertook training needs analysis using Neonatal Unit Clinician Assessment Tool (NUCAT), an on line knowledge test with ratings confidence KC PT. Fifty one medical nursing staff completed NUCAT. Clinicians who spent 75% or more their working week providing clinical knew about received FCC practices had significantly Confidence was reduced when scores. There no effect feedback for Interviews six nurses identified lack formal evidence-based guidelines as impeding to implement both
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