醫療人員參加抗生素研討會之學習成效分析

Effectiveness of Antibiotic Education on Health-Care Workers

馬瑞杉(Jui-Shan Ma) ； 陳美筵(Man-Yan Chen) ； 劉有增(Yeu-Jun Lau) ； 吳麗鴻(Li-Hung Wu) ； 張麗珍(Li-Chen Chang) ； 彭麗蓉(Li-Zoong Pong) ； 蔡志宏(Chi-Hong Tsai) ； 黃明和(Ming-Ho Huang)

《秀傳醫學雜誌》 5卷1&2期 (2004/04) Pp. 37-42

摘要

Appropriate prescribing of antibiotics may help to resolve the growing problem of antimicrobial resistance. With the support of Department of Health, Taiwan, Republic of China, we conducted two symposiums concerning the appropriate use of antibiotics for health-care workers (including physicians, pharmacists, nursing staffs, and other health-care workers) in central Taiwan, on July 18th and October 19th 2002, respectively. In total, there were 138 participants with 120 of them completing both pre-tests and post-tests. Statistical analysis revealed that doctors and study subjects with experience of similar symposiums bad less motivation to participate in such training courses. The knowledge of participants about the appropriate use of antibiotics significantly improved following the attending of these symposiums (p＜0.0001). The extent of improvement was greater in the elderly health-care workers and those with no experience of such symposiums (p＜0.05), but it was not strongly associated with the participants' sex or their career.

關鍵字

抗生素研討會 ； 前測 ； 後測

並列摘要

Appropriate prescribing of antibiotics may help to resolve the growing problem of antimicrobial resistance. With the support of Department of Health, Taiwan, Republic of China, we conducted two symposiums concerning the appropriate use of antibiotics for health-care workers (including physicians, pharmacists, nursing staffs, and other health-care workers) in central Taiwan, on July 18th and October 19th 2002, respectively. In total, there were 138 participants with 120 of them completing both pre-tests and post-tests. Statistical analysis revealed that doctors and study subjects with experience of similar symposiums bad less motivation to participate in such training courses. The knowledge of participants about the appropriate use of antibiotics significantly improved following the attending of these symposiums (p＜0.0001). The extent of improvement was greater in the elderly health-care workers and those with no experience of such symposiums (p＜0.05), but it was not strongly associated with the participants' sex or their career.

並列關鍵字

symposium ； appropriate use of antibiotics ； pre-tests ； post-tests