Kurdish Studies

Knowledge & Attitude of Nurses regarding the Nursing Process in Public Sector Hospitals of Lahore

Rifat Yasmeen

Prof. Dr. Samina Kausar

Nighat Yasmin

Sumra Javed

Rashida Kanwal

Noor Ul Haq

Sobia Iqbal

DOI: 10.53555/ks.v12i4.3141

Abstract

Background: The implementation of the Nursing Process is crucial for professional nursing practice, enabling nurses to provide quality care within a systematic, goal-directed framework.

Objective: The study aims to assess nurses' knowledge and attitude toward the nursing process, focusing on its implementation and effectiveness in delivering quality care.

Methodology: A descriptive cross-sectional study design was used to collect data from 207 nurses, and convenient sampling was used.

Results: The findings revealed that out of 207 study participants’ knowledge remains between 80-70% considered good knowledge, and 82% had a positive attitude toward the nursing process implementation.

Conclusion: The majority of the participants have a good level of knowledge regarding NP and showed a positive attitude toward its implementation in patient care,

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