Effects of Screening Model Using Urgent Screening Criteria on Screening Accuracy and Role Satisfaction of Screening Nurses in Outpatient Department Kalasin Hospital

Abstract

     This research was a quasi-experimental research aimed of this study was to study the effectiveness of the screening model using the urgent screening criteria for The sample group consisted of 25 registered nurses working in outpatient and emergency departments. The tools used in the study were 1) screening manual and urgent screening criteria; 2) screening observation form using screening criteria. 3) a questionnaire on the role of screening nurses. 4) Customer Satisfaction Questionnaire All tools were tested for content validity by qualified experts and analyzed the reliability of the screening nurse role questionnaire with Cronbach's alpha coefficient of 0.95. Data were analyzed by descriptive and reference statistics as follows: One Sample t-test, Chi-square test, and Paired t-test.

     The study found that after the experiment The accuracy of posttest screening was significantly higher than that of pretest at the .05 level ((x² = 12.615, df = 1 , p = .000). Total There was no difference at the .05 level (t = -1.51, p = .15) and the satisfaction of the service users on the nursing information service after using the patient screening model according to the level of urgency. higher than before using the urgency-based patient screening model outpatient department Statistically significant at the .05 level.