Conceptual Framework
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This document discusses factors related to nurses' performance of endotracheal suctioning and positioning. It presents a conceptual framework that includes contextual factors like age, gender, qualifications, experience; the nursing process of assessment, diagnosis, planning, intervention, and evaluation; and outcomes like formulation of protocols and quality improvement. The framework is meant to guide evaluation of nurses' performance regarding ET suctioning and positioning.
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Conceptual Framework
- 1. PERFORMANCE OF NURSES RELATED TO:- ET SUCTIONING POSITIONING. EVALUATION PROCESS CONTEXTUAL Assessment Nursing diagnosis FACTORS Planning Intervention Evaluation Age Gender IMPLICATION VA f o LU h Professional alt pts E S H e nc e qualification Formulation of Co O C protocols for:- Experience In R E VI E ET Suctioning present working C L WS hy sop Quality IE NT OF o Phil S Area Positioning. Improvement Area of work Type of training institute STRUCTURE OUTCOME Knowledge Desired objective Availability of articles In-service education Nurse to patient ratio Achieved ` FEEDBACK Fig. 1 Modified Conceptual Framework of the study based on American Nurses Association Model of Quality Improvement