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    A vĂ©dƑnƑi mĂ©hnyakszƱrĂ©si pilot program Ă©rtĂ©kelĂ©se | Assessment of the pilot program for cervical cancer screening by health visitors

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    Absztrakt: BevezetĂ©s: Az EurĂłpai UniĂł ĂĄltal tĂĄmogatott TÁMOP-6.1.3.A-13/1-2013-0001 program keretĂ©ben a vĂ©dƑnƑket szĂĄndĂ©koztunk bevonni a szervezett mĂ©hnyakszƱrĂ©si programba. CĂ©lkitƱzĂ©s: A felmĂ©rĂ©s elkĂ©szĂ­tĂ©sĂ©nek cĂ©lja Ă©rtĂ©kelni a mĂ©hnyakszƱrĂ©si kĂ©pzĂ©sre jelentkezƑ vĂ©dƑnƑk elĂ©gedettsĂ©gĂ©t a felkĂ©szĂ­tĂ©s oktatĂłit Ă©s oktatĂĄsi segĂ©danyagait illetƑen, tovĂĄbbĂĄ megĂĄllapĂ­tani, hogy a kapott ismeretek mennyiben feleltek meg elvĂĄrĂĄsaiknak. MĂłdszer: A vĂ©dƑnƑk elĂ©gedettsĂ©gĂ©t kĂ©rdƑíves felmĂ©rĂ©ssel, nĂ©gy kĂ©rdĂ©scsoport mentĂ©n vizsgĂĄltuk: oktatĂłk, oktatĂĄsi segĂ©danyag, a tovĂĄbbkĂ©pzĂ©si nap Ă©rtĂ©kelĂ©se, a kĂ©pzĂ©s sorĂĄn kapott ismeretek megfelelƑsĂ©ge. A kĂ©rdƑívek kitöltĂ©sĂ©nek idƑszaka: 2014. oktĂłber–december. Az összesĂ­tett adatok Ă©rtĂ©kelĂ©se leĂ­rĂł statisztikai mĂłdszerrel törtĂ©nt. EredmĂ©nyek: 2148 vĂ©dƑnƑ adatait Ă©rtĂ©keltĂŒk, akik 5-ös skĂĄlĂĄn a szĂŒlĂ©sz-nƑgyĂłgyĂĄsz szakemberek teljesĂ­tmĂ©nyĂ©t összessĂ©gĂ©ben 4,65, a vĂ©dƑnƑkĂ©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 minƑsĂ©ge 98%-uk szĂĄmĂĄra hasznosĂ­thatĂł volt, a kapott ismeretek elvĂĄrĂĄsaiknak megfelelƑek voltak. KövetkeztetĂ©s: A vĂ©dƑnƑk elĂ©gedettek voltak a pilot program keretĂ©ben vĂ©gzett elmĂ©leti felkĂ©szĂ­tƑ oktatĂĄssal. A szakmailag jĂłl felkĂ©szĂŒlt vĂ©dƑnƑk hozzĂĄjĂĄrulhatnak a mĂ©hnyakszƱrĂ©si program sikerĂ©hez. Orv. Hetil., 2017, 158(12), 461–467. | 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), 461–467

    Service Design for Experience-Centric Services

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    Service organizations are increasingly managing customer experiences to promote differentiation and customer loyalty. This article examines the design of experience-centric services, particularly the design of their context. Drawing on relevant literature in service and experience design, the authors develop a theory-based set of propositions for experience design.The propositions are then investigated empirically by means of 17 case studies of design agencies, consulting firms, and experience-centric service providers in different industries. Strong support was found for the designing of “customer journeys” and “touchpoints,” for sensory design, and for the designing of a dramatic structure of events. In addition, the engagement of employees, the management of fellow customers, and the close coupling of backstage employees and frontstage activities represent promising new frontiers in experience design. By identifying the current design practices of leaders in experience design, this study both informs this practice and presents a unique perspective on the design of service delivery systems
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