TY  - BOOK
AU  - Shereen Fouad Mohamad Nabwy, 
AU  - Magda Abd Alhamid Abd Al Fattah
AU  - Ahmed Mahmoud Fakhry 
TI  - Designing and Piloting Nurses Led- Navigation System Using Digital Technologies
U1  - 610.733 
PY  - 2023///
KW  - Nursing Administration
KW  - qrmak
KW  - Patient navigation system
KW  - digital technology
KW  - nurse navigator
N1  - Thesis (Ph.D)-Cairo University, 2023; Bibliography: pages 155-170.; Issues also as CD
N2  - Background: Chorionic disease care requires nurse-led interventions. Therefore, a nurse-
led patient navigation system was developed in which enable the trained nurses to give 
advice and referred to other professionals during the process of recovery and rehabilitation 
from chronic diseases. Aim: The current study aims to designing and piloting nurses led- 
navigation system using digital technologies. Design: A quasi experimental design was 
utilized in this study with pre-test, intervention, and post-test measurements undertaken 
immediately and after six months of giving the training program. Setting: This study was 
conducted at selected hospital which affiliated to armed forces. Sample: A Convenience 
sample of a (No.30) of nurse manger & a (No.30) of staff nurse was recruited to carry out 
the present study and (No.30) of jury member who validated the proposed system. Tools: 
data was collected by demographic and work - related characteristics form, auditing the 
presence of navigation checklist, technologies availability checklist, system validity 
checklist, patient navigation knowledge test (pre, post and retention test) and nurse 
navigator practice observational checklist (pre- immediate – evaluative follow-up). 
Results: These findings revealed that proposed patient navigation system showed total 
agreement among expert jury members and an improvement in the knowledge scores of 
nurses in the immediate posttest and follow-up post test scores when compared to pre- test 
scores. As well, statistically significant differences were found between the nurse’s 
utilization for patient navigation in their area of practice throughout pre, immediate post 
and follow up, as they had highest scores immediately post program relative to program 
pre implementation. Conclusion: The implementation of patient navigation system and 
program improved the nurse's knowledge and improved their navigating practice in their 
area. Recommendations: implement patient navigation system in Egyptian hospital also 
providing a training program for the different level of nurses to develop competence in 
patient navigation practice.; Background: Chorionic disease care requires nurse-led interventions. Therefore, a nurse-led patient navigation system was developed in which enable the trained nurses to give advice and referred to other professionals during the process of recovery and rehabilitation from chronic diseases. Aim: The current study aims to designing and piloting nurses led- navigation system using digital technologies. Design: A quasi experimental design was utilized in this study with pre-test, intervention, and post-test measurements undertaken immediately and after six months of giving the training program. Setting: This study was conducted at selected hospital which affiliated to armed forces. Sample: A Convenience sample of a (No.30) of nurse manger & a (No.30) of staff nurse was recruited to carry out the present study and (No.30) of jury member who validated the proposed system. Tools: data was collected by demographic and work - related characteristics form, auditing the presence of navigation checklist, technologies availability checklist, system validity checklist, patient navigation knowledge test (pre, post and retention test) and nurse navigator practice observational checklist (pre- immediate – evaluative follow-up).  Results: These findings revealed that proposed patient navigation system showed total agreement among expert jury members and an improvement in the knowledge scores of nurses in the immediate posttest and follow-up post test scores when compared to pre- test scores. As well, statistically significant differences were found between the nurse’s utilization for patient navigation in their area of practice throughout pre, immediate post and follow up, as they had highest scores immediately post program relative to program pre implementation. Conclusion: The implementation of patient navigation system and program improved the nurse's knowledge and improved their navigating practice in their area. Recommendations: implement patient navigation system in Egyptian hospital also providing a training program for the different level of nurses to develop competence in patient navigation practice
ER  -