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KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF NURSES TOWARDS THE USE OF NURSING PROCESS AS A TOOL FOR INDIVIDUALIZED CARE AT GENERAL HOSPITAL

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ABSTRACT: This research was carried out to determine the knowledge and attitude of the nurses towards the use of nursing process as a tool for individualized care in General Hospital. The aims of the study is to assess the level of utilization, factors affecting the use, knowledge and attitude of nurses and measure to improve the use of nursing process in the medical wards of General Hospital Ilorin. The significant of the study is to improve the quality care rendered to patient. The study was descriptive research. The population was all the nurses of General Hospital Ilorin. Forty nurses were randomly selected and the analysis of the result was done based the data gathered from the respondents using frequency table and chi-square. The study revealed that the level of utilization of nursing process in medical wards was low. The study therefore concluded that nurses should be taught the importance of using equipped with skills needed to use the nursing process in care giving and also nurses should be encouraged to use internet facilities and participate in nursing research so as to keep in trend with changing nursing practice. It was recommended that nurses should be adequately equipped with skill needed for the nurses on nursing process and nursing should also be allowed to be going for seminars and workshops to upgrade their knowledge. The hospital management should ensure the use of North America Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA) list and it should be available in each ward, nurses should be taking and handing over with nursing process and nursing manager should always inspect the patient file or nursing process/nursing care plan as this encourages the nurse to use it efficiently. The government should ensure adequate provision of stationeries and professional nurses to reduce workload on the present nurses in each ward.
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                         CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

This chapter present;

-      Background of the Study

-      Statement of the Study

-      Objective of the Study

-      Significance of the Study

-      Research Questions

-      Research Hypotheses

-      Scope and Limitation of the Study

-      Operational Definition of Terms

1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

Over the years nursing has gone through series of change thereby making new innovation, invention, approaches, and challenges facing the practice of nursing at large. Nursing is a learned humanistic and scientific dynamic discipline in which the nurse protect, promote health, prevent illness and injury and also alleviate suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human response and advocacy in health care for individual, families, communities and population.

           The first reference to nursing process was in 1955 journal article by Lydia Hall, yet the term nursing process was not widely used until 1960s and it was first introduce in America and later in the United Kingdom and Australia in 1970s.

          The nursing process has been an important influence in the practice of nursing. Advancing in knowledge on this process involve the exploration  and analysis of variable related, not only in the usage, characteristic of the nursing process at institution, but also use in nursing individual patient in the ward. Nursing play an important role in the application of concept (nursing process) as they contribute to motivate the accomplishment of related behavior.

          Nursing process was treated as synonyms and the definition adopted is that the nursing process is an instrument that provides systematic guidance to develop a style or thinking that direct the clinical judgments.

          Yura and Walsh (2024) published the first comprehensive book on nursing process identified four steps in the nursing process:

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