پایان نامه بررسی ارتباط درک پرستاران از شرایط محیط کار با پیامد های ایمنی در بیماران بستری در بخش های مراقبت ویژه مراکز آموزشی درمانی استان گیلان در سال1392

فهرست:

فصل یکم: بیان مساله

·           بیان مساله .........................................................................................................................1

·          تعاریف واژگان .................................................................................................................5

·           اهداف پژوهش..................................................................................................................7

·           سوالات پژوهش ...............................................................................................................8

   ·        فرضیات پژوهش ..............................................................................................................9

         · محدودیتهای پژوهش .......................................................................................................9

·          پیش فرض های پژوهش....................................................................................................10

فصل دوم : زمینه و پیشینه تحقیق

·           چهارچوب پنداشتی .......................................................................................................12

·           مروری بر مطالعات ........................................................................................................29

فصل سوم:  مواد و روش تحقیق

·         نوع پژوهش .....................................................................................................................42

·        جامعه پژوهش ......................................................................................................................42

        · محیط پژوهش....................................................................................................................42

·        نمونه های پژوهش................................................................................................................43

·        مشخصات واحدهای مورد پژوهش ......................................................................................43

·        تعین حجم نمونه ..................................................................................................................43

·        ابزار گرد آوری داده ها.........................................................................................................43

·        تعین اعتبارو اعتمادعلمی ابزار ............... ..............................................................................45

·         روش گرد آوری دادها ........................................................................................................46

·        روش تجزیه و تحلیل داده ها................................................................................................46

·       ملاحظات اخلاقی .................................................................................................................48

فصل چهارم: یافته های پژوهش

·          جداول............................................................................................................................51

فصل پنجم: بحث و نتیجه گیری

·         بحث و بررسی یافته ها .....................................................................................................69

·         نتیجه گیری نهایی .............................................................................................................77

        ·کاربرد یافته ها در پرستاری ..............................................................................................79

·         پیشنهاد برای کاربرد یافته ها .............................................................................................82

·        پیشنهاد برای پژوهش های بعدی.........................................................................................82

فهرست منابع................................................................................................................83

پیوست ها

چکیده انگلیسی

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