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Title: | Effectiveness of VATM Regarding Knowledge on BLS among UG Students of Sumandeep Nursing College, Waghodia |
Authors: | Ravindra, H. N. Christian, Kevin Patel, Krupali Patel, Nirali Patel, Pooja Rathod, Richa |
Keywords: | Basic Life Support Video Assisted Teaching Model Knowledge |
Issue Date: | 2017 |
Publisher: | International Journal of Advance Research (IJAR) |
Abstract: | BACKGROUND Awareness of basic life support among nursing student is very crucial nowadays because nurses play a vital role in bringing changes and creating awareness in community and students group, with this knowledge of nursing students are also important. As Basic Life support knowledge score in 4th-year b.sc nursing student’s awareness is a must. AIMS & OBJECTIVES To assess the effectiveness of VATM [Video assisting teaching model] on knowledge regarding Basic life support among nursing students at Sumandeep Nursing College. MATERIAL&METHODS The pre-experimental design approach: A pre-test & post-test design is used in this study on 26 b.sc nursing students by simple random sampling technique. RESULTS The data shows that the χ 2 value computed between the post-test knowledge score of UG students regarding Basic life support with their selected demographic variable such as age (χ 2= 1.230), gender (χ 2=0.032), area of living (χ 2=4.571) where found not significance at 0.05 level of Not significance and variable such as family income (χ 2=1.654), place of residence (χ 2= 3.599), where not significant at 0.05 level of significances. Thus it can be interpreted that there is a significant association between post-test level of knowledge among UG students with their selected Demographical variable such as place and family income. |
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