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Journal of Nursing Research and Practice
Nursing & Immunology 2019
March 11-12, 2019
Neonatology, Pediatric Nursing and Nursing
Immunology
March 11-12, 2019 London, UK
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User satisfaction in education information with QR code link on appointment card for patients undergoing
bronchoscopy
Chariya Loahavich
Ramathibodi Hospital, Thailand
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n 2007, appointment postponement and cancellation rate in patients undergoing bronchoscopy was high as 6.32%. Therefore,
we had a conference among the bronchoscopy team to explore the related factors of this problem. Then, the work instructions
were developed to and used to improve the appointment systems, including full explanation of the procedure, patients’ preparation,
and complications to the patients, Although the number of bronchoscopic procedure in this institute increased year by year, the
appointment postponement and cancellation decreased after starting work instruction for bronchoscopy appointment. The event
frequency went down to 1.12% in 2012.were develop information for bronchoscopy in compact disc and then we have QR code
link with YouTube in appointment card. This research was conducted by a quasi-experimental, The purpose was to determine of
the bronchoscope educational information with QR CODE by YouTube link on satisfaction patients undergoing bronchoscopy. The
sample consisted of 105 patients, who first underwent bronchoscopy were randomly assigned to the control or experimental group
at Outpatient Bronchoscopy Unit, Faculty of Medicine, Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University. while the experimental group of
105 patients received invitation to educational information with QR code link in bronchoscope appointment card
.
The results of this
study showed that users indicated highly satisfaction with the mean score of 3.90 (SD =.20). Therefore, the educational information
with QR Code link could satisfaction of patients undergoing bronchoscopy.
laochariya@gmail.comJ Nursing Research and Practice, Volume 3
DOI: 10.4172/2632-251X-C1-003