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A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE EFFECTIVE WAYS OF COMMUNICATING
HAND WASHING TO SCHOOL-AGED PATIENTS
Presented by:4NU01, Group 5Agustin, Katrina Marie (Leader)Acacio, Rochelle LenyAlagon, MonicaAlbuero, Ariel MicahAlconis, JoanneAmpeso, Jose Paolo
Background of the Study
Conceptual Framework
Verbal Communication approach
Non verbal Communication approach
OR
General Problem Statement• To know which communication approach, either verbal or non verbal
communication, is more effective in teaching hand washing to school-aged patients.
• To know the scores obtained by the respondents who were given verbal instructions on hand washing in terms of their pre-test and post-test.
• To describe if the respondents gained knowledge by comparing their scores on the pre-test and post-test for the verbal approach.
• To know the scores obtained by the respondents who were given non verbal instructions on hand washing in terms of their pre-test and post-test.
• To describe if the respondents gained knowledge by comparing their scores on the pre-test and post-test for the non verbal approach.
• To determine which communication technique was more effective on teaching hand washing by comparing the scores in the post test of the two groups.
Objectives of the Study
Flowchart of Methodology
Pre-testPre-test Post-testPost-test Post-testPost-test
Scores are analyzed using SPSS
Scores are analyzed using SPSS
Pre-testPre-test
Figure 4.2.2 Mean scores of respondents in PRE-TEST and POST-TEST for verbal approach
Figure 4.3.2 Mean scores of respondents in PRE-TEST and POST-TEST for non verbal approach
Figure 4.4.1 Comparison of POST-TEST mean scores of the respondents for the verbal and non verbal approach
Conclusion
• Most of the respondents on both groups have showed improvement
• Verbal and non-verbal approach, showed no
significant difference based on the SPSS analysis made on the post-tests scores of both group.
• Neither of the two approaches is advantageous to one another but both can be used in teaching hand washing.
Recommendations
To the students
• Apply the learning of proper hand washing technique on
their daily activities.
• Wash hands all the time.
To the parents
• Disseminateinformation about hand washing within their
family members.
Recommendations continued… To the nursing profession
• Create commercials or videos that could be aired on the
television or other forms of media for awareness
• Continuous campaign on hand washing should be put into
practice, not only when there is a breakout of disease.
To the future researchers
• Having more than 10 respondents with age fairly divided can
render better results.
• Combination of verbal and non verbal approach
• Following up on the respondents