Community nurses’task execution frequency and its influencing factors in southwest region

Shi Yongle; Li Xuemei; Li Jiping

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1009-6493.2016.13.007

Abstract：Objective:To know about the Community nurses’task execution requency and its influencing factors in southwest region,so as to provide advanced reference for the establishment of vocational advanced exam sys-tem match to community nurses’clinical tasks.Methods:10 community organizations were selected from the southwest four provinces/municipalities,and the 201 nurses in these organizations received the questionnaire by using the“different titles nurses task questionnaire”designed by talent exchange centers in National Planning Commission Guardian,and the SPSS 17.0 was used for statistical analysis.Results:For 120 nursing tasks,the di-mension with the highest performing frequency was drugs related tasks(3.05±1.18),the dimension with the lowest performing frequency was the task meeting patients’basic needs(1.40±1.05);single factors and step-wise regression analysis showed that the age,education,post and regional differences had different effects on the drug related tasks execution frequency and the age was the independent influencing factors;post had influence on execution frequency of ensuring patients safety related tasks;age and post had influence on execution fre-quency of evaluation/assessment activities;age had influence on the execution frequency of the ethical/legal types of activities and tasks for meeting the patients’basic needs;post had influence on execution frequency of communication activities;regional differences had influence on execution frequency of other types of activities. Conclusion:The execution frequency of the Southwest community nurses’tasks was different,the execution fre-quency of different tasks had different influencing factors,community nursing personnel should be trained in clinical practice scientific and reasonable,and carry out stratified use of different levels of community nurses,so as to improve the efficiency of nursing management.