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TanulmĂĄnyok a levelezĆ Ă©s rĂ©szismereti tanĂĄrkĂ©pzĂ©s tantĂĄrgy-pedagĂłgiai tartalmi megĂșjĂtĂĄsĂĄĂ©rt: termĂ©szettudomĂĄnyok
A vĂ©dĆnĆi mĂ©hnyakszƱrĂ©si pilot program Ă©rtĂ©kelĂ©se | Assessment of the pilot program for cervical cancer screening by health visitors
Absztrakt:
Bevezetés: Az Európai Unió åltal tåmogatott
TĂMOP-6.1.3.A-13/1-2013-0001 program keretĂ©ben a vĂ©dĆnĆket szĂĄndĂ©koztunk bevonni
a szervezett méhnyakszƱrési programba. CélkitƱzés: A felmérés
elkĂ©szĂtĂ©sĂ©nek cĂ©lja Ă©rtĂ©kelni a mĂ©hnyakszƱrĂ©si kĂ©pzĂ©sre jelentkezĆ vĂ©dĆnĆk
elĂ©gedettsĂ©gĂ©t a felkĂ©szĂtĂ©s oktatĂłit Ă©s oktatĂĄsi segĂ©danyagait illetĆen,
tovĂĄbbĂĄ megĂĄllapĂtani, hogy a kapott ismeretek mennyiben feleltek meg
elvĂĄrĂĄsaiknak. MĂłdszer: A vĂ©dĆnĆk elĂ©gedettsĂ©gĂ©t kĂ©rdĆĂves
felméréssel, négy kérdéscsoport mentén vizsgåltuk: oktatók, oktatåsi segédanyag,
a tovĂĄbbkĂ©pzĂ©si nap Ă©rtĂ©kelĂ©se, a kĂ©pzĂ©s sorĂĄn kapott ismeretek megfelelĆsĂ©ge. A
kĂ©rdĆĂvek kitöltĂ©sĂ©nek idĆszaka: 2014. oktĂłberâdecember. Az összesĂtett adatok
Ă©rtĂ©kelĂ©se leĂrĂł statisztikai mĂłdszerrel törtĂ©nt. EredmĂ©nyek:
2148 vĂ©dĆnĆ adatait Ă©rtĂ©keltĂŒk, akik 5-ös skĂĄlĂĄn a szĂŒlĂ©sz-nĆgyĂłgyĂĄsz
szakemberek teljesĂtmĂ©nyĂ©t összessĂ©gĂ©ben 4,65, a vĂ©dĆnĆkĂ©t 4,61, a
nĂ©pegĂ©szsĂ©gĂŒgyi-szƱrĂ©si szakemberekĂ©t 4,56, az informatikai szakemberekĂ©t pedig
4,52 pontra Ă©rtĂ©keltĂ©k. A kĂ©pzĂ©s sorĂĄn ĂĄtadott oktatĂĄsi segĂ©danyag minĆsĂ©ge
98%-uk szĂĄmĂĄra hasznosĂthatĂł volt, a kapott ismeretek elvĂĄrĂĄsaiknak megfelelĆek
voltak. KövetkeztetĂ©s: A vĂ©dĆnĆk elĂ©gedettek voltak a pilot
program keretĂ©ben vĂ©gzett elmĂ©leti felkĂ©szĂtĆ oktatĂĄssal. A szakmailag jĂłl
felkĂ©szĂŒlt vĂ©dĆnĆk hozzĂĄjĂĄrulhatnak a mĂ©hnyakszƱrĂ©si program sikerĂ©hez. Orv.
Hetil., 2017, 158(12), 461â467.
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Abstract:
Introduction: Within the tender (6.1.3.A-13/1-2013-0001)
supported by the European Union, we wished to involve health visitors into the
organized cervical cancer screening program. Aim: The aim of
our survey was to assess the satisfaction of health visitors, instructors, and
that of the teaching aids. Furthermore, we wished to assess whether the teaching
materials met the expectations. Method: Satisfaction of the
health visitors was assessed by a survey, in four groups of questions. These
involved the assessment of the instructors, the teaching aids, evaluation of the
further training day, and the compliance with the knowledge of training. Period
for completion of the questionnaires lasted from October to December in 2014. We
used descriptive statistics for data evaluation. Results: Data
of 2148 health visitors was evaluated. They rated the performance of
gynecologist-obstetricians 4.65, that of health visitors 4.61, that of public
health professionals 4.56, and that of IT specialists 4.52. 98% of the teaching
aids were useful for them and the acquired knowledge was appropriate with their
expectations. Conclusion: The health visitors were satisfied
with the theoretical instruction within the pilot program. The professionally
well prepared health visitors may contribute to the success of the cervical
cancer screening program. Orv. Hetil, 2017, 158(12),
461â467
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