Effect of a Training Program on Nurses' Performance Regarding Care of Infants with Chest Tube and Clinical Outcomes
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https://doi.org/10.48047/qgs0sd23Keywords:
Chest tube; Infants; Nursing knowledge; Nursing practice; Training program; Clinical outcomes.Abstract
Background: Chest tube drainage is a critical intervention for infants with pleural air or fluid accumulation. Safe nursing care depends on sound knowledge and consistent bedside practice. Aim: To evaluate the effectiveness of a training program on nurses' performance regarding care of infants with chest tube and clinical outcome
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Periodic in-service educational programs should be provided for neonatal and pediatric intensive care nurses to reinforce current knowledge about chest tube indications, drainage systems, insertion assistance, ongoing monitoring and safe removal-related care.
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