When evaluating EIP, small and medium improvements were seen in sample quality and vein incision guidelines. This qualitative study is expected to provide further insight into the effects of phlebotomy, in particular EIP, on participants' vein dissection. To our knowledge, no research has ever written that describes the experience of blood donation by blood donors. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to explain the actual experience of venectomy after primary healthcare workers participate in EIP.
Experience of practicing blood collection by staff after participating in educational intervention project
This survey included bleeding staff working at the Public Health Center (PHC) with various working environments at the Vestelbotten County Council in northern Sweden. Some ophthalmic removal staffs work only in PHC laboratories, others are doing PHC home visits, others are alternating between laboratories and home visits. The sample included a 2007 nephrectomy staff who completed a venous incision questionnaire, participated in the 2009-2010 EIP and responded to the same questionnaire as from September 2010 to June 2011 follow-up It was. Thirty blood samplers from 10 PHCs agreed to participate. They work at various primary health care centers in urban and rural areas, such as different gender (3 men), age, years of service, profession. The median age is 57 years (range of 32 to 65 years), and the median age of PHC work is 20 (range of 1 to 37 years).
Experience of practicing blood collection by staff after participating in educational intervention project
Ae observed normal phlebotomy only. A typical venous incision is defined as a venous puncture collection for patients over the age of 16, the need to close intravenous (IV) series of patients, isolated patients, blood culture collection, and patients without bracelet identification, coincidental Document arrangement, vein incision that failed before. A failed phlebotomy is defined as a sample that has been taken only partially or as a sample that has no sample because it is difficult to complete the procedure. Regular venous incisions make up 75% of our total workload. Data collection and observation included 15% of the daily workload, 13% of the weekly volume, and 5% of the monthly total of each site. Round trip unit / patient's travel time is not measured