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Factors Influencing the Involvement of Nurses in Preventive Care and Health Literacy in the Czech Republic


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Key priorities issues in the field of preventive care (%)
Key priorities issues in the field of preventive care (%)

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Personal interview with patients Information leaflets Information posted in the waiting room Other method
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Expert characteristics

Expert Expert name Expert position
1 Dana Jurásková Ex-minister of health
2 Martina Šochmanová President of Czech Nurses Association
3 Bohumil Seifert Academic expert; Scientific Secretary, Society of General Practice of Czech Medical Association
4 Alice Strnadová Chief Nurse of the Czech Republic, Ministry of Health
5 Anonymous Academic expert

Demographic and descriptive data

Variable N %
Study population 204
Age
20–35 12 5.90%
36–50 95 46.60%
51–65 88 43.10%
66 and more 9 4.40%
Length of experience in healthcare 204
1–20 years 52 25.50%
21–30 years 58 28.40%
31–40 years 67 32.80%
41 and more 27 13.20%
Length of experience as a nurse with a GP 204
less than 5 years 66 32.40%
5–15 years 62 30.40%
15–30 years 64 31.40%
more than 30 years 12 5.90%
How many inhabitants does the municipality in which your practice operates have? 204
up to 1,000 inhabitants 2 1.0%
1,001–5,000 41 20.1%
5,001–30,000 58 28.4%
30,001–100,000 29 14.2%
more than 100,000 74 36.3%
Region 204
Prague 60 29.4%
Bohemia except Prague 97 47.5%
Moravia 47 23.0%
What is the model of your practice? 204
Solo practice (1 doctor, 1 nurse) 166 81.4%
Solo practice + administrative assistant 1 0.5%
Group practice (multiple doctors, 1 nurse, administrative worker) 8 3.9%
Group practice (multiple doctors, multiple nurses, administrative staff) 20 9.8%
Solo practice (1 doctor, 2 nurses) 6 2.9%
Another model 3 1.5%

Differences in nurses’ competences compared to the CZ (MoH, 2021)

Country Differences in nurses’ competences compared to the Czech Republic
Slovakia

inserts duodenal probes

performs continuous abdominal dialysis

performs functional diagnostics

Austria

performs arterial blood sampling

performs dialysis solution exchange during peritoneal dialysis

measures residual urine using non-invasive methods

performs measurement of residual urine volume using non-invasive methods, including a decision on the need for a single catheterisation

performs exchange of suprapubic catheters and percutaneous gastric exchange systems

Poland

Master degree educated nurses can prescribe selected medications and therapeutic agents

Master degree educated nurses can indicate selected examinations

Germany

lower degree of autonomy of nurses, they perform professional procedures based on a doctor's indication only

UK

prescribes medicinal products

prescribes other medical devices

performs and interprets the results of selected examinations

Objectives of policy initiatives in the field of PC, Prevention and Role of Nurses (Authors, based on MoH 2021, 2023)

Aims of Policy initiative Policy initiative
‘Health 2030’ ‘Nursing conception’
Reform of PC ‘Health promotion and literacy initiative’
Strengthening the GPs and nurses’ competences Increasing HL Strengthening the nurses’ competences
Increasing the number of periodic preventive check-ups Intensify nurses’ education system in HL and health promotion Increasing the attractiveness and prestige of the nurse's work
Establishing group practices Increasing the nurses’ well-being