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    Hand washing as an infection control practice among nurses in selected hospitals in Tagum, Davao
    (School of Nursing, Ateneo de Davao University, 1998-02) Hangad, Aida C
    Objective: This study aimed to investigate hand washing as an infection control practice among nurses in selected hospitals in Tagum, Davao del Norte.
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    Health-related quality of life among preschool pupils of Ateneo de Davao University basis of a proposed preschool health program
    (School of Nursing, Ateneo de Davao University, 2017-04) Sevilleja, Socorro Bernadette G
    ABSTRACT : This quantitative study etermined the health related quality of life among preschool children of Ateneo de Davao University using the kiddy KINDL instrument developed by Dr.Monika Bullinger and Prof.Ravens Siberer. Results showed the assessment of both the children and their parents/parent-proxies on six dimensions namely: physical well-being, psychological well-being, self-esteem, family, friends, and everyday functioning. The recall period of the questinnaire was the past week. Findings show the pupil assessment in all the aspects were rated high expect for emotional well-being. Parents, on the other hand, had assessments similar to those of their children except for self-esteem. When the individual assessment between the parent and the children, the study showed that the tool can detect factors that are both present between parents and children. Both of them rated physical and emotional well-being as lowest among the aspects presented. Data can be used to propose a health program for preschool children of Ateneo de Davao University.
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    Initiating intravenous fluids a teaching-learning process
    (School of Nursing, Ateneo de Davao University, 2005-02) Nolasco, Liz Modesta G
    Summary: Initiating intravenous fluids is widely practiced not just in the hospital setting but also in home health care. Its role in the medical world is vital in saving lives, nurturing individuals, and promoting a healthy environment. In this book, we were introduced to the different devices, its parts and importance in the therapy process. It has given us the options on how to care for the patient and what steps promote comfort while reducing labor and material cost. It also increased our level of awareness as a clinician in delivering quality service and optimum health care. In response to the changes on the Philippine Nursing Act brought about by RA 9173 expectingregistered nurses to be equipped with the knowledge and skills in initiating intravenous fluids, all nurses should be properly trained. It will be advantageous if nursing students can give focus on the topic and enhance skills by doing return demonstration on the initiation of intravenous insertion and access. For the practitioners, it may come naturally and simply because of familiarity. For the patient, this is a basis for fear and anxiety and for the support group, a costly need for health imrovement. For students, this is a subject that is essential to their growth and career path. For the teacher, it is an important topic that needs to be delivered in such a way that it creates an impact to yield a productive ooutput in lifesaving situations. Perceptions may change, their importance to an individual may vary but all have to be onsidered. Initiating intravenous fluids is a complex process that needs to adapt to different circumstances. Clinical importance has been seriously considered in the construction of this book along with the teaching-learning process. This is so because I believe that all knowledge, skills or attitude is transferred. In the course of our lifetime from the moment we set foot in this world everything is taught and acquired.
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    Intensive Care Unit nurses' empathy towards critically ill patients
    (School of Nursing, Ateneo de Davao University, 2016-04) Nacilla, Jasper Aldous F
    ABSTRACT:The study originated as the researcher question if whether empathy is still present as the health care industry is very dynamic nowadays.This study utilized a qualitative type of research, specifically the Hermeneutic Phenomenological Analysis. Six, one on one, interviews were conducted to discover the lived experience of the Intensive Care Unit Nurses of Davao Doctors Hospital in regard to the concept of empathy.The study had two questions, what is the construal of ICU nurses on empathy and how they practice it. The data gathered twelve subthemes for the first question which illuminated five emerging themes namely, development of affection, heightened awareness, altruism, essential for nursing and caring approach. These themes exemplified how ICU nurses construe empathy. The second question was answered with eleven subthemes which then emerged into four themes, ensuring patient welfare acts of beneficence amending strict policies, protocols and job description and reciprocity. These themes illustrate how the nurses experience empathizing with critically ill patients.The findings of the study enhances the nursing practice by showing the different definitions and practices of nurses in utilizing empathy for the betterment of their health care delivery to their clients. The discoveries of the study may aid the nurses develop their skills, attitudes and personalities as the participants have illuminated how important empathy is, not only to their patients and watchers, but also to their own careers.
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    Management of conflict in nursing schools in Region XI
    (School of Nursing, Ateneo de Davao University, 2000-03) Tranquilino, Peter Maniego
    Objectives: To determine (1) the types of conflict common among nursing schools in region XI; (2) the outcome of conflict common among nursing schools in Reg ion XI; (3) the effects of conflict on the clinical instructors; (4) the management approach to conflict made by administrators of nursing schools; (5) the perceived form of management approach of conflict made by clinical instructors.