Effectiveness Of Communication Board On The Level Of Satisfaction Of The Communication Pattern Among Patients On Mechanical Ventilation

Hannah Aswini D.S.

doi:10.5005/pjn-9-2-20

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Effectiveness Of Communication Board On The Level Of Satisfaction Of The Communication Pattern Among Patients On Mechanical Ventilation

Hannah Aswini D.S.

Keywords : Effectiveness, Communication Board, Mechanical Ventilation

Citation Information : D.S. HA. Effectiveness Of Communication Board On The Level Of Satisfaction Of The Communication Pattern Among Patients On Mechanical Ventilation. 2016; 9 (2):20-23.

DOI: 10.5005/pjn-9-2-20

License: CC BY-NC 4.0

Published Online: 01-08-2016

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Objectives: To assess the Effectiveness of communication board on the level of satisfaction of the communication pattern among patients on mechanical ventilation. Methods: Quantitative approach. Experimental posttest only design. simple random sampling technique Result: 90% of the patients in the experimental group felt little difficulty in communicating their needs and the remaining 10% of the patients feels no difficulty at all. Among control group, 93% of the patients finds extreme difficulty in communicating their needs. Conclusion: The study finding reveals that patient who uses communication board on ventilation had significant increase in the level of satisfaction incommunication

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