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    题名: Crisis management systems:Staff nurses claim for more support from their supervisors!
    作者: 尹章義;曾惠明
    贡献者: 史學系
    日期: 2008-07
    上传时间: 2011-01-20 14:03:04 (UTC+8)
    摘要: Aim
    This study illustrates the contributions of the necessity, comprehensiveness, and difference (between necessity and comprehensiveness) levels of crisis management systems to participants' general satisfaction with their working institutions' nursing-related crisis management activities. Crisis management systems include strategic, technical/structural, assessment, public communication, and psychological/cultural aspects.

    Background
    An effective institutional crisis management system might help to decrease the number of incidents related to medical disputes or to prevent a crisis from worsening and becoming disastrous.

    Method
    A cross-sectional survey was administered during a nursing conference held in Taipei, Taiwan, on June 27, 2005. Two hundred ninety questionnaires were distributed, and 121 were retrieved (response rate, 41.7%; nursing administrators and staff). Univariate and multivariate analyses were performed.

    Findings
    Ordinal logistic regression analyses show that being a public hospital managed by the government and having more difference on the strategic aspect between the necessity and comprehensiveness levels contribute to lower satisfaction with nursing-related crisis management activities (Nagelkerke R2 = .441). In addition, staff nurses perceive higher necessity levels on all five aspects compared to nursing administrators.

    Conclusion
    This study provides important insights into how the policies and activities of a medical institution's crisis management system can be prioritized and implemented. It is also important for students in nursing programs and for currently employed nurses to learn how to manage disputes related to nursing practice, so that early resolution can be achieved and crises can be avoided. These results suggest that staff nurses demand more support from their supervisors.
    關聯: Applied Nursing Research 21(2008) P.131-138
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