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Öğe Contribution of applied urologic laparoscopy course on the education of scrub nurses: a survey study(Aves, 2011) Gurbuz, Cenk; Sipkin, Sevinc; Tuncel, Altug; Gozen, Serdar; Guven, Selcuk; Ozgok, YasarObjective: In this study, experience and thougths of scrub nurses who attended 7th Applied International Laparoscopic Urologic Surgery Symposium and Course'' on this programme were evaluated. Materials and methods: The 25 scrub nurses who attended the course were asked to complete pre-course questionnaire which consists of 8 questions to assess their experiences in laparoscopic surgery. Nurses were given theoretical training on laparoscopic and robotic surgery, and attended to certain practical applications. At the end of the course, the nurses were asked to fill post-course questionnaire which consists of 7 questions to assess the efficiency of the course and to evaluate whether their expectations were satisfied or not. Results: Pre-course mean anxiety score of the scrub nurses for open and laparoscopic surgery applications were 3.8 +/- 2.1 (range 1-10) ve 9 +/- 3.5 (range 1-9), respectively. It was detected as 3.6 +/- 1.4 (0-5) and 5.1 +/- 2 (2-8), respectively on post-course. There were no difference between pre-and post-course mean anxiety scores of the nurses for open surgery (p=0.065), but the anxiety scores for laparoscopic surgery was statistically lowered on post-course (p=0.032). The course programme was scored as perfect and sufficient by 11 nurses (44%) and 14 nurses (56%), respectively. Conclusion: Through the theoretical and practical training that was given during the course, nurses were informed about laparoscopic surgery, and their selfconfiendence increased in this area.Öğe Determining the Care Needs of Elderly Individuals Who Live in a Nursing Home According to the Functional Health Patterns Model(Kare Publ, 2012) Babacan Gümüş, Aysun; Sipkin, Sevinc; Keskin, GulserenObjectives: This study was conducted to determine the care needs of elderly individuals who live in a nursing home according to the Functional Health Patterns Model. Methods: This study was conducted in the Canakkale Cakader Danis Nursing Home with 66 elderly patients. Data were collected with an Introductory Information Form, a NANDA- Taxonomy II-Nursing Diagnosis List grouped under Functional Health Patterns, and a Standardized Short Mental Test. In the assessment of the data, number-percent distributions were used. Results: The mean age of the elderly was 76.35 years (SD=9.94). 56.1% of the elderly people were female, 93.9% of them were widows. The highest education level was primary school for 48.5% of them. 80.3% of the elderly live in the nursing home willingly, 59.1% of them have visitors, and 31.8% of them can go for visiting. 74.2% of the elderly have health insurance. The mean score of the Standardized Short Mental Test was 23.38 (SD=5.47). According to the nursing diagnosis, the most common problems in the elderly were sleep pattern disturbance (60.6%), impairment in social interaction (60.6%), fatigue (54.5%), loneliness (53%), pain (50%), self-care deficiency syndrome (50%), anxiety (40.9%), ineffective individual coping (36.4%), activity intolerance / the risk of activity intolerance (33.3%), risk of injury (33.3%), and memory impairment (30.3%). Conclusion: According to the Functional Health Pattern Model, the most common problem areas in the elderly were Activity-Rest, Coping-Stress tolerance, Cognitive-Perceptual, Security-Protection, and Self-perception. The Model of Functional Health Patterns can be used as an easy and convenient model for determining health care requirements and implementing nursing interventions for elderly people in nursing homes.Öğe The prevalence of intimate partner violence against women and women's methods of coping with partner violence(Kare Publ, 2020) Babacan Gümüş, Aysun; Sipkin, Sevinc; Erdem, Ozden[Anstract Not Available]
