ArticlePublic health nursing (Boston, Mass.)2022
Implementing public health nursing training for Ireland's National Healthy Childhood Programme.
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Abstract
Public health nurses (PHNs) in Ireland provide preventative child health. An evidence-based National Healthy Childhood Program (NHCP) has been in development since 2016. The final program implementation, including training all PHNs coincided with the Covid-19 pandemic.
objectiveTo describe implementation and evaluation of a blended training program for PHNs
designThe evaluation used quantitative and qualitative methods underpinned by an implementation science framework to assess the training program. The three-phase blended training was led by a Training and Resources implementation team. Data from a national cohort of PHNs (n = 1671) who completed training were descriptively analysed.
resultsThe majority of PHNs completed a suite of four online units (phase 1), as well as self-directed and asynchronous content in phase 2. Results of phase 2 indicated it met participant needs in terms of knowledge but outstanding needs in terms of skills remained. Phase 3 (a modified Face to Face Clinical Skills Review) was completed by 1671 PHNs over a 5-month period in 2020. Evaluation was very positive in terms of organisation and usefulness for practice.
conclusionsDespite challenges the NHCP training implementation goals were met. A well-designed blended learning training program met service delivery imperatives and PHN needs.
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