The effect of the nursing supervision program combined with line application on ability of professional nurses, in a surgical intensive care unit
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This quasi-experimental study aimed to evaluate the effect of a nursing
supervision program combined with the line application on the competency of
professional nurses in a surgical intensive care unit. Twelve nurses with
3–5 years of SICU experience participated. A single-group time series
design was used to assess competency before, after and four weeks
post-intervention. Instruments included the supervision program, manual,
competency assessment tool (validity=0.99) and a supervision knowledge
test (validity=0.98). Reliability scores ranged from 0.81 to 0.94. Results showed
a statistically significant improvement in nursing competency after the
intervention (p<0.05), suggesting the program’s effectiveness in enhancing
critical care nursing skills.
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