Evaluation of an educational film as a learning tool for nurses caring for seniors with pressure ulcers
Keywords:
Pressure Ulcer, Older adult, Educational, Film, NursesAbstract
Background: Pressure ulcers last to be a severe and prevalent health condition in hospitals; they have been considered the most physically debilitating and expensive problems of the twentieth century. Advanced pressure ulcers are common in the elderly; about 70% happen in cases 65 years or older, peaking range from 70 and 80. Many pressure ulcers are considered preventable or even treatable with the proper procedures to preserve skin integrity. Objectives: This work aims to evaluate the influence of an instructional film on nurses caring for seniors with pressure ulcers in terms of attitude and knowledge. Materials and Method. The research employed a quasi-experimental design and was conducted in intensive care Units of the General Mansoura Hospital, Specialized Medical Hospital, and Emergency Hospital in Dakhalia governorate. The research surveyed 69 nurses. Two instruments were utilized in this research: the Braden Scale and a two-part structured interview schedule sheet. Results: Following the educational film, the nurse's practice and knowledge increased, plus there was an enhancement in wound healing of pressure ulcers for older adults. Conclusion: This study concluded that nurses' knowledge and attitude have improved after displaying the educational film program.
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