A Study on the Knowledge of SBAR of Clinical Nurses in Hospital Blood Glucose Management

Abstract

Objective: To investigate the clinical nurses' knowledge of SBAR's (Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation) blood glucose management in a large hospital of Guangzhou and to provide a basis for the training and promotion of SBAR's blood glucose management knowledge in the hospital. Methods: 100 clinical nurses from a large hospital of Guangzhou were selected as the research objects. Data were collected by means of questionnaire survey to investigate and analyze the clinical nurses' knowledge of SBAR's management of blood glucose. Results: The awareness rate of SBAR in clinical nurses was 42.55%. The awareness rate of SBAR in the management of blood glucose in hospital was 23.40%, and the clinical significance of SBAR in the management of high and low blood glucose was 39.36%. With the improvement of educational background, professional title and working years, the scores of nurses on SBAR related knowledge gradually increased, and the higher education background had a significant impact on SBAR related knowledge (P < 0.05). The scores of nurses who received SBAR training were higher than those who did not received (P < 0.01). The knowledge most desired by clinical nurses in the management of in-hospital blood glucose was analyzed by SBAR (61.43%), and the clinical significance of SBAR in the management of non-endocrine blood glucose (50%). Conclusion: clinical nurses' knowledge of SBAR management of blood glucose in the hospital is relatively inadequate, and unified norms and standards should be formulated in terms of SBAR model analysis of high and low blood glucose and timely treatment.