生理性臀位分娩。对生育专业人员培训方案的评价。

Q4 Nursing
Practising Midwife Pub Date : 2017-02-01
Shawn Walker, Claire Reading, Olivia Silverwood-Cope, Victoria Cochrane
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本文评估了臀位分娩网络(BBN)提供的生理臀位分娩(PBB)研究日的结果。本文的扩展版本,包括统计数据和有关培训内容的其他信息,可在我们的网站上获得。本文报告了对BBN PBB培训计划的评估,该计划是由经验丰富的卫生专业人员根据共识研究制定的。该培训于2016年春夏在英格兰北部和南部的四家国家卫生服务信托医院进行。评估包括培训前和培训后的调查,其中包括开放式和多项选择题的混合,以及评分量表。对数据进行描述性分析。结果表明,培训解决了参与者关注的问题,并在实践的预期有用性方面获得了很高的评价。观察到自我报告的信心和客观评估知识的显着改善。参与者发现视频附带的讨论和实践很有帮助,并报告了培训前后产科同事缺乏支持和参与的问题。该一揽子方案设计有效,可复制,旨在向保健专业人员介绍PBB做法。
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Physiological breech birth. Evaluation of a training programme for birth professionals.

This article evaluates the results of physiological breech birth (PBB) study days provided by breech Birth Network (BBN). An expanded version of this article, with further details including the statistics and additional information about the content of the training, is available on our website. This paper reports an evaluation of the BBN PBB training programme, which has been developed out of consensus research, with highly experienced health professionals. The training was delivered in four National Health Service trust hospitals in the north and south of England throughout the spring and summer of 2016. The evaluation involved pre- and post-training surverys containing a mixture of open-ended and multiple-choice questions, and rating scales. Data were analysed descriptively. The results indicated that the training addressed the concernsof the participants and was rated highly in expected usefulness for practice. Significant improvements in self-reported confidence and objectively assessed knowledge were observed. Participants found discussions and hands-on practice accompanying videos helpful, and reported concerns about lack of support and involvement of obstetric colleagues both before and after the training. The package is an effectively designed and replicable programme for introducing PBB practice to health care professionals.

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Practising Midwife
Practising Midwife Nursing-Maternity and Midwifery
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