Cirugia y cirujanos · 2025
Factors influencing the knowledge, attitude, and belief practice of nurses with sepsis and septic shock.
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Xu Xiaofeng, Li Ying, Liu Shuai, Zhang Wenyue, Li Yi, Liu Xin, Mai Huan
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to investigate the current awareness status of nurses on the "Treatment Guidelines for Sepsis and Septic Shock."
METHODS: According to the "International Guidelines for Management of Sepsis and Septic Shock 2021," a self-made questionnaire on nursing knowledge related to sepsis and septic shock was used to evaluate nurses' level of knowledge-attitude-belief-practice (KAP) in sepsis and septic shock, and to explore the influential factors on their awareness level.
RESULTS: The awareness rate of nurses was 46.67% toward the treatment guidelines for sepsis and septic shock. Nurses' mastery rate was < 60.00%; and 85.00% of nurses scored 10-18 points using the sepsis and septic shock-related questionnaire. The power order of related factors affecting the KAP level of nurses on sepsis and septic shock was listed as follows: years of service > guideline-related training duration > guideline-related training or not > professional title > degree of education. The years of service had the most significant impact on nurses' level of KAP in sepsis or septic shock (r = 0.521).
CONCLUSION: Nurses have poor awareness of the "Treatment Guidelines for Sepsis and Septic Shock." The findings suggest that guidelines- and standards-based training with longer duration should be carried out to improve the KAP level of nurses.
METHODS: According to the "International Guidelines for Management of Sepsis and Septic Shock 2021," a self-made questionnaire on nursing knowledge related to sepsis and septic shock was used to evaluate nurses' level of knowledge-attitude-belief-practice (KAP) in sepsis and septic shock, and to explore the influential factors on their awareness level.
RESULTS: The awareness rate of nurses was 46.67% toward the treatment guidelines for sepsis and septic shock. Nurses' mastery rate was < 60.00%; and 85.00% of nurses scored 10-18 points using the sepsis and septic shock-related questionnaire. The power order of related factors affecting the KAP level of nurses on sepsis and septic shock was listed as follows: years of service > guideline-related training duration > guideline-related training or not > professional title > degree of education. The years of service had the most significant impact on nurses' level of KAP in sepsis or septic shock (r = 0.521).
CONCLUSION: Nurses have poor awareness of the "Treatment Guidelines for Sepsis and Septic Shock." The findings suggest that guidelines- and standards-based training with longer duration should be carried out to improve the KAP level of nurses.