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Knowledge and Practice of Staff Nurses about Nursing Care of
Children with Fever
Dhara Y. Vyas*
*Assistant Professor Dinsha Patel College of Nursing, Nadiad, Gujarat, India
Greentree Group
Received: 29.06.2016
Edited : 08.07.2016
Accepted:10.07.2016
Published:15.07.2016
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Abstract
Fever is a common childhood problem faced by health care personnel including doctors,
nurses and others in both hospital and community settings. Children in hospital should be
nursed in an environment, where staffs are knowledgeable about their nursing care.
Methodology: Quasi Experimental approach was used with one group pre test and post test
design. The investigator used purposive sampling technique selecting the 40 samples. A
planned teaching programme on nursing care of children with fever, a structured knowledge
questionnaire and structured observational checklist were prepared. Descriptive and
inferential statistics were used for analysis. Result: The mean post test knowledge score 22.93
was higher than mean pre test knowledge score 16.4 with the mean difference of 6.53. The
mean post test practice score 19.23 was higher than the mean pretest practice score is 11.43
with the mean difference of 7.8. The pre test and post test knowledge and practice score was
statistically tested by using paired „t‟ test and it was found significant at both 0.05 and 0.01
level (t39 = 17.52, t39 = 17.36 respectively). Conclusion: There was significant increase in
the knowledge and practice after the administration of the planned teaching programme on
nursing care of children with fever. Hence it is concluded that planned teaching programme
was effective in improving the knowledge and practice of the staff nurses.
Keywords
Tuberculosis, Knowledge, Attitude
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INTRODUCTION
Many infants and children develop high
fevers with minor viral illnesses. Several
methods have been recommended to
reduce fever in children, which include
tepid sponging, fanning, alcohol sponging
and antipyretics. However, the nursing
management of fever in children is often
not based on research and remains
inconsistent in practice.
NEED FOR THE STUDY:
Fever is a common encounter in
hospitalized patients and can cause
morbidity and mortality in critically ill
patients. Fever is an integral aspect of care.
For its consistent rational, nurses must
have appropriate knowledge regarding this
important subject. However, a
number of studies have reported that their
knowledge about the subject is insufficient.
This study was undertaken to assess the
effect of training given to the nurses on
knowledge and practice
in management of fever (Libyan J. 2010).
Investigator has observed many cases of
children with complain of fever during
clinical experience. There are 10 to 15
children come with complain of fever each
day in government hospitals. There is also
lack of knowledge and practice regarding
tepid sponge and nursing care of children
suffers from fever due to any infection. If
the appropriate care is not given to those
children, they might have further
complications due to fever.
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
“A study to Assess the Effectiveness of a
Planned Teaching Programme on Nursing
Care of Children with Fever in Terms of
Knowledge and Practice of Staff Nurses
working in Pediatric Medical Units of the
Selected Medical College attached
Government Hospitals of Gujarat State”
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY:
To assess the knowledge of staff
nurses before and after administration of a
planned teaching programme on nursing
care of children with fever in selected
pediatric medical unit of selected
government medical college attached
hospitals of Gujarat state.
To assess the practice of staff
nurses before and after administration of a
planned teaching programme on nursing
care of children with fever in selected
pediatric medical unit of selected
government medical college attached
hospitals of Gujarat state.
HYPOTHESES:
H1:The mean post-test knowledge scores of
staff nurses will be significantly higher
than their mean pre-test knowledge score
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after the administration of planned
teaching program on nursing care of
children with fever as evident from the
structured knowledge questionnaire at 0.05
level of significance.
H2: The mean post-test practice scores of
staff nurses will be significantly higher
than their mean pre-test practice score after
the administration of planned teaching
program on nursing care of children with
fever as evident from the structured
observational checklist at 0.05 level of
significance.
Conceptual Frame Work Based On
General System Model,WHO, SEARO
Technical Publication
Methodology
Research approach: Quasi Experimental
approach.
Research design: One group pre-test and
post-test design was selected for present
study
Variables:
Independent Variable:Planned Teaching
Programme on Nursing Care of Children
with Fever
Dependent Variable:
Knowledge of the Staff Nurses
about Nursing Care of Children with Fever
Practice of the Staff Nurses about
Nursing Care of Children with Fever.
Research Setting: This study was
conducted in the Pediatric Medical Units of
six selected Government Medical College
attached Hospitals of Gujarat State.
Target Population: Target population
consisted of all the Staff Nurses working in
selected setting.
Criteria for sample selection
1. Samples working in the Pediatric
Medical Units of the selected Government
Medical College attached Hospitals of
Gujarat State.
2. Samples those are willing to
participate in the study.
3. Availability of staff nurses during
study period.
4. Samples those had at least 3 months
of experience in the Pediatric Medical
Unit.
Preparation of Lesson Plan
Knowledge portion of Nursing Care of
Children with Fever. The topics included
were Definition of Fever, Types, Causes,
Signs and Symptoms, Assessment and
Medical Treatment, Nursing care of
children with fever. Lecture cum
discussion was adopted as the method of
teaching along with poster and flash cards.
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Practice portion of Tepid Sponge. The
topics included were purpose of tepid
sponge, Preliminary assessment,
Preparation of the patient, Articles
required, Steps of procedure and the after
care of the patient, unit and articles.
Demonstration cum discussion with return
demonstration was used as the method of
teaching along with patient as audio visual
aids.
Development of Structured Knowledge
Questionnaire
Structured Knowledge Questionnaire
focused on main 3 areas such as Fever,
Assessment and Medical Treatment and
Nursing Management. The three main area
were further divided in to further subareas
such as Definition of fever, Types of fever,
Causes of fever, Signs, Assessment of
child, Medical Treatment, Nursing
Management and Prevention. Total 30
items were formulated from all areas and
subareas. For assessing knowledge of
samples by the Structured Knowledge
Questionnaire paper pencil technique was
used.
Development of Structured
Observational Checklist
Structured Observational Checklist focused
mainly on the procedure of Tepid Sponge.
It was divided into 4 main areas such as
Pre procedure phase, Performance phase,
Aftercare phase and Documentation. Total
checklist of 30 items was formulated. For
assessing practice of samples by the
Structured Observational Checklist non
participatory observational technique was
used.
Plans for Data Analysis
The Investigator planned to analyze the
data in the following manner:
Personal data to be analyzed using
frequency and percentage and will be
presented in the form of the tables. The
data from Structured Knowledge
Questionnaire and Structured
Observational Checklist before and after
administration of Planned Teaching
Programwill be analyzed using mean,
Standard Deviation (SD) and „t‟ test and
presented in the form of tables and graphs.
Findings:
1. Analysis and Interpretation of the
Personal Data of the samples such as age,
sex, educational qualification, work
experience in Pediatric Medical Unit in
terms of frequency and percentage.
Frequency and Percentage wise Distribution of
Samples: Age, Sex, Educational qualification,
Work experience in the Pediatric Medical Units
Personal data Frequency Percentage
(%)
Age
21-30 years
31-4oyears
41 years and above
19
10
11
47.5
25
27.5
Sex
Female
Male
39
1
97.5
2.5
Education
General nursing and
midwiferary
Post basic B.SC.
36
4
---
90
10
---
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Nursing
Basic B.SC .Nursing
Others
--- ---
Experience of
working in
Pediatric Medical
Unit
< 1 year
1 years to 2 years
2 years to3 years
3 years to4 years
More than 4years
---
04
09
13
14
---
10
22.5
32.5
35
Findings related Percentage distribution
of Personal data of samples
As regards to the age of the subject
majority of the 19 (47.5%) of the sample
was in the age group of 21-30 years and 39
(97.5%) was female. Professional
qualification of samples indicates that
majority of G.N.M. sample was found that
30 (90%) and 14 (35%) of the sample had
more than 4 years of experience in
Pediatric Medical Unit.
2. Analysis and Interpretation of the
data related to the Knowledge of the
samples before and after administration of
a Planned Teaching Programme
Area wise mean, mean percentage, standard deviation (SD), mean difference and percentage gain of pre
test and post test knowledge scores of samples [N=40]
Mean, mean difference, standard deviation (SD)
and ‘t’ test value of Pre-test and post-test
Knowledge scores of samples
[N=40]
(Note: * t = 1.68, P <0.05, df =39 and ** t = 2.71, P
<0.01, df =39)
Findings related to knowledge of Samples
in relation to Nursing Care of Children
with Fever
The mean post-test knowledge score 22.93
was higher than mean pre-test knowledge
score 16.4 with the mean difference of 6.53.
The mean post-test knowledge score is
significantly higher than the mean pre-test
knowledge score with the mean difference of
6.53 and the calculated„t‟ value (t =17.52) is
greater than tabulated „t‟ value (t =1.68)
which was statistically proved. Therefore the
Areas Max score Pre test Post test
% gain Mean
difference
Mean score Mean % SD Mean score Mean % SD
Fever 8 4.85 60.6 1.2 6.23 77.88 0.8 17.3 1.38
Assessment &
Medical Treatment
8 3.85 48.1 1.6 5.95 74.38 1.2 26.3 2.1
Nursing management 14 7.68 54.85 1.9 10.8 77.14 1.8 22.3 3.05
Total 30 16.38 -- -- 22.98 -- -- -- 6.53
Knowledge
Test
Mean Mean
Differen
ce
S.D Calculated
‘t’ test
Pre-test 16.4 6.53 3.33 17.52
Post-test 22.93 2.1
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null hypothesis H0 is rejected and research
hypothesis H1 is accepted. It revealed that the
Planned Teaching Programme was effective
in terms of knowledge among the sample.
3. Analysis and Interpretation of the data
related to the Practice of the samples before
and after administration of a Planned Teaching
Programme
Area wise mean, mean percentage, standard deviation (SD), mean difference and percentage Gain of pre-
test and post-test practice scores of samples
Mean, mean difference, standard deviation (SD)
and ‘t’ test value of Pre-test and post-test
practice scores of samples
[N=40]
(Note: * t = 1.68, P<0.05, df = 39 and ** t = 2.71,
P<0.01, df = 39)
Findings related to the practice of
Samples in providing tepid sponge
The mean post-test practice score 19.23
was higher than the mean pre-test practice
score is 11.43 with the mean difference of
7.8. The mean post-test practice score is
higher than the mean pre-test practice
score with the mean difference of 7.8 and
the calculated „t‟ value (t =17.36) is
greater than tabulated „t‟ value ( t =1.68)
which was statically proved and it revealed
that a Planned Teaching Programme on
Nursing Care of Children with Fever is
effective in terms of practice among the
samples.
CONCLUSIONS
Major conclusions of the study are:
1) Knowledge deficit existed in all the
area of Nursing Care of Children with
Fever.
2) Samples gained significant
knowledge and enhance the practice after
exposed to Planned Teaching Programme.
3) The Planned Teaching Programme
on Nursing Care of Children with Fever is
an acceptable and usable method of
teaching Staff Nurses.
Areas Max
score
Pre test Post test
Percenta
ge gain
Mean
difference
Mean score Mean
percentage
%
SD Mean score Mean
percentage
%
SD
Pre
procedure phase
4 1.25 31.3 1.03 3.18 79.5 1.08 48.3 1.93
Performance phase 18 6.73 37.4 1.48 8.73 48.5 1.35 11.1 2.00
Aftercare phase 5 2.58 51.4 0.84 4.75 95 0.49 43.6 2.18
Documen-tation 3 0.83 27.3 0.59 2.58 86 0.64 58.7 0.83
Total 30 11.39 19.24 6.94
Practice
Test
Mean Mean
Differenc
e
S.D Calculated
‘t’ test
Pre-test 11.43 7.8 2.45 17.36
Post-test 19.23 2.26
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Implication and Utilization of the Study
The findings of the study have definite
implications on Nursing Practice, Nursing
Education, Nursing Administration and
Nursing Research.
Nursing Practice:
In the management of children with fever
the nurse plays a vital role. The findings of
study reveal that Staff Nurses have lack
knowledge as well as skills in performing
tepid sponge. The study finding can be
used to bring out awareness among the
Staff Nurses regarding the need for
developing skill in assessment and nursing
care of children with fever, who are
hospitalized. There is much scope for
improving nursing care in management of
febrile children as there are number of
causes of fever.
Nursing education:
Today demands of consumers are quality
assurance care. Every profession has to
satisfy this demand and nursing is no
exception to it. Only through standard
education can there be a standard practice.
The result of the study can be used by
nursing teacher as an informative
illustration for nursing student. For Student
Nurses, more stress can be given to the
importance of assessment and care of
febrile child, those include temperature
monitoring, finding cause of fever, drug
management and nursing care.
Nursing Research:
The result of the study contributes to the
body of knowledge of nursing. In future,
the Investigators can use the findings and
the methodology as reference material. It
highlights the areas that require future
exploration. Other researchers, conducting
further studies in the same field, can utilize
the suggestions and recommendations.
Nursing Administration:
The findings of the study reveal the need to
conduct an ongoing In Service Education
programme for the Staff Nurses who are
working in the Pediatric Medical Unit. The
“In Service Education programme” should
include both theoretical and practical input.
This can also bring awareness among nurse
administrators for need to provide training
to new Staff Nurses regarding working
with children in Pediatric Medical Unit.
Nurse administrator can prepare a new
protocol for performing care to
hospitalized children.
Recommendations for further study:
1. An exploratory study can be
conducted to find out the factors that
hinder the nurses in providing quality care
to hospitalized child.
2. An exploratory study can be
conducted to find out the factors that can
cause fever in most of children below 5
years.
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3. A comparative study can be
conducted to find out the effect of different
teaching methods in improving knowledge
and practice of nurses.
4. A similar study can be replicate on
large sample covering the different
departments of the hospitals.
5. A similar study can be done by
giving more emphasis on the tepid sponge
only.
6. A comparative study can be
conducted to find out the nursing care of
children with fever in Government Medical
College attached hospital and in private
hospital of the Gujarat State.
7. A study can be done by taking
nursing students as a samples and find out
their knowledge and practice on Nursing
Care of Children with Fever.
REFERENCES
1. Behram, Kliegham and Arvin Nelson
(2004) Text Of Pediaterics (15th ed).
Volume – I, Published by Thomson
Ltd, Noida X.
2. Best W. J and Kahn VJ.( 2002)
Research in Education (6th ed.) New
Delhi: Prentice Hall of India;.
Bombay, Vora Medical Publications.
3. Bornstein Deniel (1996) Pediatric,
Published by Williams and wilkin,
USA.
4. Burns, R. B. (2000) Introduction to
Research Method (4th ed.).
London:SAGE Publication .

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  • 1. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dhara Y Vyas 2016 Greentree Group © jolnt J Nur Today 2016Vol. 1Issue 2 www.jolnt.com 1 [e ISSN 2456-1630] J Nur Today RESERACHARTICLE www.jolnt.com e-ISSN 2456-1630 Knowledge and Practice of Staff Nurses about Nursing Care of Children with Fever Dhara Y. Vyas* *Assistant Professor Dinsha Patel College of Nursing, Nadiad, Gujarat, India Greentree Group Received: 29.06.2016 Edited : 08.07.2016 Accepted:10.07.2016 Published:15.07.2016
  • 2. J Nur Today ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dhara Y Vyas 2016 Greentree Group © IJAPC J Nur Today 2016Vol. 1 Issue 2 www.jolnt.com 2 [e ISSN 2456-1630] Abstract Fever is a common childhood problem faced by health care personnel including doctors, nurses and others in both hospital and community settings. Children in hospital should be nursed in an environment, where staffs are knowledgeable about their nursing care. Methodology: Quasi Experimental approach was used with one group pre test and post test design. The investigator used purposive sampling technique selecting the 40 samples. A planned teaching programme on nursing care of children with fever, a structured knowledge questionnaire and structured observational checklist were prepared. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used for analysis. Result: The mean post test knowledge score 22.93 was higher than mean pre test knowledge score 16.4 with the mean difference of 6.53. The mean post test practice score 19.23 was higher than the mean pretest practice score is 11.43 with the mean difference of 7.8. The pre test and post test knowledge and practice score was statistically tested by using paired „t‟ test and it was found significant at both 0.05 and 0.01 level (t39 = 17.52, t39 = 17.36 respectively). Conclusion: There was significant increase in the knowledge and practice after the administration of the planned teaching programme on nursing care of children with fever. Hence it is concluded that planned teaching programme was effective in improving the knowledge and practice of the staff nurses. Keywords Tuberculosis, Knowledge, Attitude
  • 3. J Nur Today ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dhara Y Vyas 2016 Greentree Group © IJAPC J Nur Today 2016Vol. 1 Issue 2 www.jolnt.com 3 [e ISSN 2456-1630] INTRODUCTION Many infants and children develop high fevers with minor viral illnesses. Several methods have been recommended to reduce fever in children, which include tepid sponging, fanning, alcohol sponging and antipyretics. However, the nursing management of fever in children is often not based on research and remains inconsistent in practice. NEED FOR THE STUDY: Fever is a common encounter in hospitalized patients and can cause morbidity and mortality in critically ill patients. Fever is an integral aspect of care. For its consistent rational, nurses must have appropriate knowledge regarding this important subject. However, a number of studies have reported that their knowledge about the subject is insufficient. This study was undertaken to assess the effect of training given to the nurses on knowledge and practice in management of fever (Libyan J. 2010). Investigator has observed many cases of children with complain of fever during clinical experience. There are 10 to 15 children come with complain of fever each day in government hospitals. There is also lack of knowledge and practice regarding tepid sponge and nursing care of children suffers from fever due to any infection. If the appropriate care is not given to those children, they might have further complications due to fever. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM “A study to Assess the Effectiveness of a Planned Teaching Programme on Nursing Care of Children with Fever in Terms of Knowledge and Practice of Staff Nurses working in Pediatric Medical Units of the Selected Medical College attached Government Hospitals of Gujarat State” OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY: To assess the knowledge of staff nurses before and after administration of a planned teaching programme on nursing care of children with fever in selected pediatric medical unit of selected government medical college attached hospitals of Gujarat state. To assess the practice of staff nurses before and after administration of a planned teaching programme on nursing care of children with fever in selected pediatric medical unit of selected government medical college attached hospitals of Gujarat state. HYPOTHESES: H1:The mean post-test knowledge scores of staff nurses will be significantly higher than their mean pre-test knowledge score
  • 4. J Nur Today ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dhara Y Vyas 2016 Greentree Group © IJAPC J Nur Today 2016Vol. 1 Issue 2 www.jolnt.com 4 [e ISSN 2456-1630] after the administration of planned teaching program on nursing care of children with fever as evident from the structured knowledge questionnaire at 0.05 level of significance. H2: The mean post-test practice scores of staff nurses will be significantly higher than their mean pre-test practice score after the administration of planned teaching program on nursing care of children with fever as evident from the structured observational checklist at 0.05 level of significance. Conceptual Frame Work Based On General System Model,WHO, SEARO Technical Publication Methodology Research approach: Quasi Experimental approach. Research design: One group pre-test and post-test design was selected for present study Variables: Independent Variable:Planned Teaching Programme on Nursing Care of Children with Fever Dependent Variable: Knowledge of the Staff Nurses about Nursing Care of Children with Fever Practice of the Staff Nurses about Nursing Care of Children with Fever. Research Setting: This study was conducted in the Pediatric Medical Units of six selected Government Medical College attached Hospitals of Gujarat State. Target Population: Target population consisted of all the Staff Nurses working in selected setting. Criteria for sample selection 1. Samples working in the Pediatric Medical Units of the selected Government Medical College attached Hospitals of Gujarat State. 2. Samples those are willing to participate in the study. 3. Availability of staff nurses during study period. 4. Samples those had at least 3 months of experience in the Pediatric Medical Unit. Preparation of Lesson Plan Knowledge portion of Nursing Care of Children with Fever. The topics included were Definition of Fever, Types, Causes, Signs and Symptoms, Assessment and Medical Treatment, Nursing care of children with fever. Lecture cum discussion was adopted as the method of teaching along with poster and flash cards.
  • 5. J Nur Today ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dhara Y Vyas 2016 Greentree Group © IJAPC J Nur Today 2016Vol. 1 Issue 2 www.jolnt.com 5 [e ISSN 2456-1630] Practice portion of Tepid Sponge. The topics included were purpose of tepid sponge, Preliminary assessment, Preparation of the patient, Articles required, Steps of procedure and the after care of the patient, unit and articles. Demonstration cum discussion with return demonstration was used as the method of teaching along with patient as audio visual aids. Development of Structured Knowledge Questionnaire Structured Knowledge Questionnaire focused on main 3 areas such as Fever, Assessment and Medical Treatment and Nursing Management. The three main area were further divided in to further subareas such as Definition of fever, Types of fever, Causes of fever, Signs, Assessment of child, Medical Treatment, Nursing Management and Prevention. Total 30 items were formulated from all areas and subareas. For assessing knowledge of samples by the Structured Knowledge Questionnaire paper pencil technique was used. Development of Structured Observational Checklist Structured Observational Checklist focused mainly on the procedure of Tepid Sponge. It was divided into 4 main areas such as Pre procedure phase, Performance phase, Aftercare phase and Documentation. Total checklist of 30 items was formulated. For assessing practice of samples by the Structured Observational Checklist non participatory observational technique was used. Plans for Data Analysis The Investigator planned to analyze the data in the following manner: Personal data to be analyzed using frequency and percentage and will be presented in the form of the tables. The data from Structured Knowledge Questionnaire and Structured Observational Checklist before and after administration of Planned Teaching Programwill be analyzed using mean, Standard Deviation (SD) and „t‟ test and presented in the form of tables and graphs. Findings: 1. Analysis and Interpretation of the Personal Data of the samples such as age, sex, educational qualification, work experience in Pediatric Medical Unit in terms of frequency and percentage. Frequency and Percentage wise Distribution of Samples: Age, Sex, Educational qualification, Work experience in the Pediatric Medical Units Personal data Frequency Percentage (%) Age 21-30 years 31-4oyears 41 years and above 19 10 11 47.5 25 27.5 Sex Female Male 39 1 97.5 2.5 Education General nursing and midwiferary Post basic B.SC. 36 4 --- 90 10 ---
  • 6. J Nur Today ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dhara Y Vyas 2016 Greentree Group © IJAPC J Nur Today 2016Vol. 1 Issue 2 www.jolnt.com 6 [e ISSN 2456-1630] Nursing Basic B.SC .Nursing Others --- --- Experience of working in Pediatric Medical Unit < 1 year 1 years to 2 years 2 years to3 years 3 years to4 years More than 4years --- 04 09 13 14 --- 10 22.5 32.5 35 Findings related Percentage distribution of Personal data of samples As regards to the age of the subject majority of the 19 (47.5%) of the sample was in the age group of 21-30 years and 39 (97.5%) was female. Professional qualification of samples indicates that majority of G.N.M. sample was found that 30 (90%) and 14 (35%) of the sample had more than 4 years of experience in Pediatric Medical Unit. 2. Analysis and Interpretation of the data related to the Knowledge of the samples before and after administration of a Planned Teaching Programme Area wise mean, mean percentage, standard deviation (SD), mean difference and percentage gain of pre test and post test knowledge scores of samples [N=40] Mean, mean difference, standard deviation (SD) and ‘t’ test value of Pre-test and post-test Knowledge scores of samples [N=40] (Note: * t = 1.68, P <0.05, df =39 and ** t = 2.71, P <0.01, df =39) Findings related to knowledge of Samples in relation to Nursing Care of Children with Fever The mean post-test knowledge score 22.93 was higher than mean pre-test knowledge score 16.4 with the mean difference of 6.53. The mean post-test knowledge score is significantly higher than the mean pre-test knowledge score with the mean difference of 6.53 and the calculated„t‟ value (t =17.52) is greater than tabulated „t‟ value (t =1.68) which was statistically proved. Therefore the Areas Max score Pre test Post test % gain Mean difference Mean score Mean % SD Mean score Mean % SD Fever 8 4.85 60.6 1.2 6.23 77.88 0.8 17.3 1.38 Assessment & Medical Treatment 8 3.85 48.1 1.6 5.95 74.38 1.2 26.3 2.1 Nursing management 14 7.68 54.85 1.9 10.8 77.14 1.8 22.3 3.05 Total 30 16.38 -- -- 22.98 -- -- -- 6.53 Knowledge Test Mean Mean Differen ce S.D Calculated ‘t’ test Pre-test 16.4 6.53 3.33 17.52 Post-test 22.93 2.1
  • 7. J Nur Today ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dhara Y Vyas 2016 Greentree Group © IJAPC J Nur Today 2016Vol. 1 Issue 2 www.jolnt.com 7 [e ISSN 2456-1630] null hypothesis H0 is rejected and research hypothesis H1 is accepted. It revealed that the Planned Teaching Programme was effective in terms of knowledge among the sample. 3. Analysis and Interpretation of the data related to the Practice of the samples before and after administration of a Planned Teaching Programme Area wise mean, mean percentage, standard deviation (SD), mean difference and percentage Gain of pre- test and post-test practice scores of samples Mean, mean difference, standard deviation (SD) and ‘t’ test value of Pre-test and post-test practice scores of samples [N=40] (Note: * t = 1.68, P<0.05, df = 39 and ** t = 2.71, P<0.01, df = 39) Findings related to the practice of Samples in providing tepid sponge The mean post-test practice score 19.23 was higher than the mean pre-test practice score is 11.43 with the mean difference of 7.8. The mean post-test practice score is higher than the mean pre-test practice score with the mean difference of 7.8 and the calculated „t‟ value (t =17.36) is greater than tabulated „t‟ value ( t =1.68) which was statically proved and it revealed that a Planned Teaching Programme on Nursing Care of Children with Fever is effective in terms of practice among the samples. CONCLUSIONS Major conclusions of the study are: 1) Knowledge deficit existed in all the area of Nursing Care of Children with Fever. 2) Samples gained significant knowledge and enhance the practice after exposed to Planned Teaching Programme. 3) The Planned Teaching Programme on Nursing Care of Children with Fever is an acceptable and usable method of teaching Staff Nurses. Areas Max score Pre test Post test Percenta ge gain Mean difference Mean score Mean percentage % SD Mean score Mean percentage % SD Pre procedure phase 4 1.25 31.3 1.03 3.18 79.5 1.08 48.3 1.93 Performance phase 18 6.73 37.4 1.48 8.73 48.5 1.35 11.1 2.00 Aftercare phase 5 2.58 51.4 0.84 4.75 95 0.49 43.6 2.18 Documen-tation 3 0.83 27.3 0.59 2.58 86 0.64 58.7 0.83 Total 30 11.39 19.24 6.94 Practice Test Mean Mean Differenc e S.D Calculated ‘t’ test Pre-test 11.43 7.8 2.45 17.36 Post-test 19.23 2.26
  • 8. J Nur Today ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dhara Y Vyas 2016 Greentree Group © IJAPC J Nur Today 2016Vol. 1 Issue 2 www.jolnt.com 8 [e ISSN 2456-1630] Implication and Utilization of the Study The findings of the study have definite implications on Nursing Practice, Nursing Education, Nursing Administration and Nursing Research. Nursing Practice: In the management of children with fever the nurse plays a vital role. The findings of study reveal that Staff Nurses have lack knowledge as well as skills in performing tepid sponge. The study finding can be used to bring out awareness among the Staff Nurses regarding the need for developing skill in assessment and nursing care of children with fever, who are hospitalized. There is much scope for improving nursing care in management of febrile children as there are number of causes of fever. Nursing education: Today demands of consumers are quality assurance care. Every profession has to satisfy this demand and nursing is no exception to it. Only through standard education can there be a standard practice. The result of the study can be used by nursing teacher as an informative illustration for nursing student. For Student Nurses, more stress can be given to the importance of assessment and care of febrile child, those include temperature monitoring, finding cause of fever, drug management and nursing care. Nursing Research: The result of the study contributes to the body of knowledge of nursing. In future, the Investigators can use the findings and the methodology as reference material. It highlights the areas that require future exploration. Other researchers, conducting further studies in the same field, can utilize the suggestions and recommendations. Nursing Administration: The findings of the study reveal the need to conduct an ongoing In Service Education programme for the Staff Nurses who are working in the Pediatric Medical Unit. The “In Service Education programme” should include both theoretical and practical input. This can also bring awareness among nurse administrators for need to provide training to new Staff Nurses regarding working with children in Pediatric Medical Unit. Nurse administrator can prepare a new protocol for performing care to hospitalized children. Recommendations for further study: 1. An exploratory study can be conducted to find out the factors that hinder the nurses in providing quality care to hospitalized child. 2. An exploratory study can be conducted to find out the factors that can cause fever in most of children below 5 years.
  • 9. J Nur Today ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dhara Y Vyas 2016 Greentree Group © IJAPC J Nur Today 2016Vol. 1 Issue 2 www.jolnt.com 9 [e ISSN 2456-1630] 3. A comparative study can be conducted to find out the effect of different teaching methods in improving knowledge and practice of nurses. 4. A similar study can be replicate on large sample covering the different departments of the hospitals. 5. A similar study can be done by giving more emphasis on the tepid sponge only. 6. A comparative study can be conducted to find out the nursing care of children with fever in Government Medical College attached hospital and in private hospital of the Gujarat State. 7. A study can be done by taking nursing students as a samples and find out their knowledge and practice on Nursing Care of Children with Fever. REFERENCES 1. Behram, Kliegham and Arvin Nelson (2004) Text Of Pediaterics (15th ed). Volume – I, Published by Thomson Ltd, Noida X. 2. Best W. J and Kahn VJ.( 2002) Research in Education (6th ed.) New Delhi: Prentice Hall of India;. Bombay, Vora Medical Publications. 3. Bornstein Deniel (1996) Pediatric, Published by Williams and wilkin, USA. 4. Burns, R. B. (2000) Introduction to Research Method (4th ed.). London:SAGE Publication .