A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY TO ASSESS NURSING DOCUMENTATION PRACTICE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG NURSES WORKING IN SELECTED HOSPITALS WITH A VIEW TO DEVELOP A STANDARD TRAINING PROGRAM VADODARA, GUJARAT Authors: Kshatriya P* And Rathava N
ABSTRACT
Background of the Study: Nursing documentation is an integral and vital professional nursing
practice that refers to the process of recording nursing activities concerned with the care given to
individual clients to ensure continual effective, safe, quality, evidence based and individualized
care. Aim: The aim of the study to assess the nursing documentation practice and associated factors
among nurses working in selected hospital. Method: Descriptive Cross-Sectional research design
was used 100 staff nurses were selected as sample by using convenience sampling technique.
Result: The collected data was tabulated and analysis using descriptive and inferential statistics.
The mean and standard deviation observed as 2.27±0.920 for documentation practice and for
associated factors of documentation practice it was 1.60±0.492. Here the association that had been
assessed the result that the experienced nurses showed significance result regarding associated
factors. The chi square has been used to find out the significance, here(10.803) chi-square
calculated value found higher than its table value at 3 degree of freedom, hence it found
significantly associated with associated factors at P<0.05 significant level. Based on analysis thenull hypothesis H02 rejected and for other variables the null hypothesis H02 accepted. Further the
association level among documentation practice the associated factors of nurses was good for
familiarity with hospital policy, work area, training, and motivation but criteria like time shortage,
knowledge and documentation sheet still require to be improve. Conclusion: This study conducted
that the Assess Nursing Documentation Practice and Associated Factors among nurses working in
selected hospital with view to develop standard training program.
Keywords: Staff nurses, Nursing documentation practice, associated factors, Standard
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