Development of Advanced Life Support Competency in Emergency and Forensic Nursing at Phon Phisai Hospital, Nong Khai Province. Advance CPR

Abstract

Abstract

          Action research aims to develop competencies in advanced resuscitation in emergency and forensic accident nurses Phon Phisai Hospital Phon Phisai District Nong Khai Province Conducted a study with 13 nurses in the emergency and forensic accident department. They developed competencies by organizing resuscitation training activities, including lectures, demonstrations - and reverse demonstration discussions. The sample group selected by purposive Sampling and Research tools used a knowledge test, advanced resuscitation skills, an assessment form, and a satisfaction questionnaire. All data were analyzed by descriptive statistics, including frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, and median, and comparing the mean knowledge scores before and after using the Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed ranks test.

           The results showed that after developing advanced resuscitation skills. The sample group's overall knowledge of advanced resuscitation practices was at a very good level. (𝑥̅=18.40, SD. =0.9), good advanced resuscitation skills (𝑥̅=7.60, SD. =1.58) and satisfaction with emergency accident and forensic work is moderate (𝑥̅=3.65, SD.=0.51). When comparing knowledge scores in advanced life support before and after the development, it was found that the sample group's average scores increased significantly at the 0.05 level. The developing competency of professional nurses organizes activities to meet and exchange experiences in working together, including the preparation of materials and equipment, a place ready to provide resuscitation to the patients. It will affect the success of resuscitation even more.