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Professional education among haemophilia nurses: a survey of current practices

Simon Fletcher

Simon Fletcher

Oxford Haemophilia and Thrombosis Centre, Oxford University HospitalsOxford,
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Steve Chaplin

Steve Chaplin

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Chaplin, Steve
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Cathy Harrison

Cathy Harrison

Sheffield Haemophilia and Thrombosis Centre, Sheffield Teaching HospitalsSheffield,
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Kristian Juusola

Kristian Juusola

Oulu University HospitalOulu, Finland
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Norma Collins

Norma Collins

Coagulation Centre, Cork University HospitalCork, Ireland
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May 06, 2020
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Article Category: Professional Development
Published Online: May 06, 2020
Page range: 1 - 7
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17225/jhp00150
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A study on how haemophilia nurses access education and their current educational needs shows the use of a wide range of educational resources, and a preference for educational activities that are face-to-face, interactive, based on patient cases, and focused on the multidisciplinary team.
A study on how haemophilia nurses access education and their current educational needs shows the use of a wide range of educational resources, and a preference for educational activities that are face-to-face, interactive, based on patient cases, and focused on the multidisciplinary team.

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Duration working in haemophilia care (n=74 responses) and in current post (n=75 respondents) (% respondents, years)
Duration working in haemophilia care (n=74 responses) and in current post (n=75 respondents) (% respondents, years)

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Current use of educational sources (% respondents, n=75)** ‘Never’ response includes question not answered
Current use of educational sources (% respondents, n=75)** ‘Never’ response includes question not answered

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Attendance at professional meetings (% respondents, n=75)
Attendance at professional meetings (% respondents, n=75)

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Content of local meetings and perceived educational need (% respondents, n=57)
Content of local meetings and perceived educational need (% respondents, n=57)

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Respondents’ agreement with statements about education provision (n=67–71)
Respondents’ agreement with statements about education provision (n=67–71)

Haemophilia-specific courses attended by respondents (n=58/74 responses)

COURSEN%*
Introduction to Haemophilia (UK)1520
Essentials of Haemophilia (UK)2533
Advancing Haemophilia Nursing (UK)1520
Contemporary Care of Bleeding Disorders (UK)1520
Atención Integral de Enfermería en el Paciente con Hemofilia (Spain)45.3
Pharma-sponsored haemophilia meetings2229.3
Dutch Haemophilia Nurses Association study days22.7
Other national training course912
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Medicine, Basic Medical Science, Basic Medical Science, other, Clinical Medicine, Clinical Medicine, other, Pharmacy, Pharmacology
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