ASSESSMENT SELF-EFFICACY OF FULL-TIME BACHELOR NURSING STUDENTS IN THE PRACTICE OF INTRAVENOUS INJECTION SKILLS FOR CHILDREN

Nguyễn Thị Minh Chính1,, Nguyễn Trường Sơn1
1 Nam Dinh University of Nursing

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Objective: To describe the self-efficacy level of bachelor nursing students in the practice of intravenous injection skills for children in 2018. Research objects and methods: Cross-sectional descriptive study, 214 full-time bachelor nursing students of couse 11filled the questionaire. Results: The percentage of students who strongly agree with the self-efficacy level in preparing tools and equipment accounted for 22.4%, the percentage of students who strongly agree with the self-efficacy level in communicating with patients and family members was 19.2%, the percentage of students who strongly agree with the self-efficacy level in guiding and taking care of children after injection was 12.6%. Conclusions: the self-efficacy level of bachelor nursing students in the practice of intravenous injection skills for children was low.

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