Ozaveščanje javnosti o paliativni oskrbi: Evalvacija tečaja zadnja pomoč (Last Aid) v Sloveniji

Erika Zelko; Edvard Jakšič; Nevenka Krčevski Škvarč

doi:10.4312/as/10171

Avtorji

Erika Zelko Univerza v Mariboru, Medicinska fakulteta; Alma Mater Europaea, Fakulteta za fizioterapijo, Maribor
Edvard Jakšič Alma Mater Europaea, Fakulteta za zdravstveno nego, Maribor
Nevenka Krčevski Škvarč Univerza v Mariboru, Medicinska fakulteta

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4312/as/10171

Ključne besede:

paliativna oskrba, izobraževanje, splošna javnost, tečaj Last Aid, Slovenija

Povzetek

Ozaveščanje in izobraževanje splošne javnosti o paliativni oskrbi lahko izboljša tako paliativno oskrbo kot zadnje dneve življenja bolnikov z neozdravljivo boleznijo. To je tudi namen mednarodnega programa Zadnja pomoč (Last Aid), v okviru katerega poteka skupnostno izobraževanje o paliativni oskrbi, ki ga izvajajo v 18 državah. V Sloveniji smo ga začeli izvajati v drugi polovici 2019 in doslej izvedli 25 tečajev. Do zdaj se je tečaja udeležilo 350 ljudi, 255 jih je izpolnilo in vrnilo ocenjevalne vprašalnike. Namen prispevka je predstaviti analizo evalvacije tečaja Zadnja pomoč v Sloveniji. Na podlagi analize podatkov, pridobljenih s kvalitativno in kvantitativno metodo, lahko ugotovimo, da je bil izobraževalni program dobro sprejet tudi v slovenskem okolju, saj so bili udeleženci zelo zadovoljni tako z vsebino kot z izvedbo tečaja. Z najvišjo oceno (5) je tečaj v celoti ocenilo 87,7 % udeležencev, posamezne module pa je z najvišjo oceno ocenilo več kot 75 % udeležencev. Medtem ko so udeleženci večinoma pozitivno ovrednotili interaktivnost tečaja in priložnost izmenjave izkušenj na njem, pa analiza evalvacije kaže tudi, da je treba program nadgraditi z dodatnimi temami.

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