Abstract

Objective To evaluate the effect on communication and listening ability of newly graduated nurses while outpatient guidence training. Method According to the ratio of 1:1, a total of 102 new nurses who were recruited from 2015 to 2016 and met the criteria were divided into observation group and the control group by envelope method. Nurses in the two groups were rotated into the guiding post and clinical department, and all nurses participated in the training for 12 months. Evaluated the communication and listening ability of the two groups nurses before and after the training. Results After the training, the total scores of communication and listening ability of nurses were 93.36±9.00 and 78.66±7.26 respectively in observation group, 86.84±9.67, 71.38±8.48 respectively in control group, the differences between the two groups were significant(t=3.61, 4.60, all P=0.00). After the training, correlation analysis showed that communication ability of observation group nurses was correlated with age, only-child and nursing professional attitude in the general situation factors (r=0.20-0.24, P<0.05). Conclusions The rotational training of guidance post can significantly improve the communication and listening abilities of nurses, and it will be helpful to the future career path of these nurses. Through training, we can understand the main factors that affect the communication and listening ability of nurses by the two training methods, and provide useful reference for future training. Key words: Outpatient guidance; Newly graduated nurses; Communication ability; Listening ability

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