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Title:
Safety Measures Program for Prevention of Occupational Hazards Among New Graduate Bachelor Nurses
Authors: Eman Nabil Ramadan1, Howida H.E. Mahfouz2, & Amal Said Taha3
Year: 2020
Keywords: Safety measures program, Prevention, Occupational Hazards, and New Graduate Bachelor Nurses
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Full paper Howida Hassan El-Sayed Abd eL-Fatah Mahfouz_5 Safety Measures .pdf
Supplementary materials Howida Hassan El-Sayed Abd eL-Fatah Mahfouz_5 Safety Measures .pdf
Abstract:

Work is considered a basic part of one's life experience. Every type of work brings with its’ risks and health hazards. The working environment of new graduate bachelor nurses (NGBN) is no exception. The nature of their work is a potential source of many types of occupational hazards, which might consequently lead to health problem. Occupational safety at the work improves NGBNs' health and increases their productivity. Aim: the study aimed to evaluate effect of safety measures program for prevention of occupational hazards among NGBN. Research Design: A quasi-experimental design was used to carry out this study. Setting: The study was conducted in Medical, Surgical Departments and Outpatient Clinics at Benha University Hospital. Sample: Convenience sample includes all (60) NGBN. Tools: Two tools were used in this study. First tool: NGBNs knowledge questionnaire; it includes two parts, first part: to assess NGBNs' personal characteristics, and second part: to assess NGBNs' knowledge toward safety measures for prevention of occupational hazards. Second tool: NGBNs' observational checklist to assess NGBNs' practice toward safety measures for prevention of occupational hazards. Result: The study findings revealed that there were statistical significance general improvement in NGBNs' knowledge (43.766±3.021 & 34.0±3.188) at immediate post and follow-up program respectively. The majority of NGBN has good level of practices at immediate post and follow-up the program in comparisons to pre-program was poor level. Conclusion: The study concluded that there were statistical significant improvement in NGBNs' knowledge and practices after implementation of the program. Also there were statistical significant positive correlation between NGBNs' knowledge and practices. Recommendation: Continuous and periodical safety measures programs for prevention of occupational hazards among NGBN in Medical-Surgical Departments and Outpatient Clinics at Benha University Hospital. Further research: Replication of the study on a larger probability sample is highly recommended to achieve generalization of the results

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