ISSN No: 2456 - Volume - 2 - Issue - 1: International Open Access Journal International Open Access Journal
ISSN No: 2456 - Volume - 2 - Issue - 1: International Open Access Journal International Open Access Journal
                      Bhavesh D                                                    Milan J
  Final Year B.Sc. Nursing Student, Kamdar College of        Final Year
                                                                    ear B.Sc. Nursing Student, Kamdar College of
             Nursing, Rajkot, Gujarat, India                            Nursing, Rajkot, Gujarat, India
ABSTRACT
The study was conducted to assess the effectiveness of       Keywords: Effectiveness, RTA, Knowledge, STP,
structured nursing intervention on knowledge regarding       Nursing.
emergency management of victim underwent road
traffic accident among diploma nursing students.             Introduction:
The study was conducted in Nursing College at Rajkot,        First aid is an important skill. By performing simple
Gujarat. Total samples were 30. Random purposive             procedures and following certain guidelines, it may
sampling technique was used. The research tool was           possible to save lives by giving basic treatment until
developed in English after an extensive
                                     ive of literature and   professional medical help arise Drivers to be trained in
experts opinion. The structured questionnaire was used       safety norms and emergency first–aid.
                                                                                             first     A majority of
as an instrument to measure the level of knowledge of        the 6000 fatal accidents reported in the cities each year
nursing students about road traffic accident at Rajkot.      are avoidable if proper safety measures are taken. (Dr.
                                                                                                                  (
                                                             Jimmy M.L)
This study revealed that samples had Good knowledge
(86.66%) and veryy few of them adjusted in average           Need for the Study
category of knowledge (13.33%) in pre test study.
Moreover, there were no any single respondent set in         World health organization (WHO) its strategy of 2011
excellent category of knowledge.                             reports
                                                                 rts that currently road traffic injuries are the
                                                             leading cause of deaths and injuries, the 10th leading
Chi-square
    square test was calculated to find out the               cause of all deaths and 9th leading contributor to the
association between the demographic variables and the        burden of disease worldwide based on disability
level of knowledge regarding road traffic accident           adjusted life years. The numbers of deaths resulting
                                                                                                           result
among diploma nursing students and it resulted there is      from road traffic crashes have been projected to reach
association between the demographic variable e.g. age,       8.4 million in the year 2020. (WHO, 2000)
witness of RTA and management of RTA care .
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Result & Discussion
Majority of diploma nursing students were in the age      Beside, many students about 73.33% didn’t get first aid
group between 21-22 years (50%) followed above 23         training never and 20% were trained once and 6.66%
years (43.33%) and 6.66% students were in age             were trained twice.
category between 17-18 years
                                                          Lastly, about 70% students know the management of
Next in gender demographic variables, there is majority   RTA while 30% didn’t know about same.
of diploma nursing students were females (76.66%) and
minimal percentage of the sample was males (23.33%).      In this present study the mean and standard deviation in
In samples, 86.66% students witnessed for road traffic    pre test assessment score was 12.64, (SD=2.01) and in
accident while 13.33% students were not.                  post test assessment mean score was 17.06, (SD=0.86).
                                                          The result shows that the STP is effective and helpful to
                                                          raise the knowledge.
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In the association between socio-demographic variables References:
and pre-test knowledge of Nursing students in relation
to the age, witness of RTA and management of RTA 1. Dr.Jimmy. M.L, Road accidents and first aid
care       the      chi-square       value      obtained        http://www.articlebase.com/authors/dr.jimmy
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(X =0.57<P=0.95<0.05,df=2),                                 2. Larson E.M, first aid training and bystanders’
(X2=0.52<P=0.99<0.05,df=1)                            and       action in traffic crashes, bases birm.br/cgi-
(X2=0.40<P=0.99<0.05,df=1.                                      bin/…online
                                                           3. The Hindu online edition of India’s national news
Conclusion                                                    paper, Tuesday, May 10, 2005
                                                           4. WHO, evidence, information and policy report
This study reveals that majority of the nursing students
                                                              2000.
have adequate knowledge and regarding RTA after
implementation of STP in nursing college at Rajkot.
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