Descriptive cross-sectional study reveals fair knowledge and positive attitude in nurses on oral care for ventilated patients in public hospitals, indicating areas for improvement.
The aim of the study is to assess nurses' knowledge, and attitudes toward oral care patients with mechanical ventilation.Method: A descriptive cross-sectional study design on hospital-based, convenience method sampling of nurses; 246 nurses at selecting sitting. One tool was utilized for data collection: Structure interview questionnaire schedule: It consists of three parts, demographic characteristics; knowledge questionnaire sheet; and attitudes regarding mouth hygiene.Result: most (61.0%) of nurses were male, and belonged age group-20-30 years (84.1%). More than half (55.7%) of them had diplomas and (74.8%) of them had experience ranging from 1-5years. Most (41.5%) of nurses had fair knowledge and (63.4%) of the nurses had a positive attitude toward oral care for patients under mechanical ventilation.Consolation: more than half of nurses had fair knowledge and a positive attitude toward oral.
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