Situation of communication and behavior between doctors and nurses at Hoan My Dalat hospital in 2019 and some influencing factors

Abstract

This study examines the status of communication and behavior between doctors and nurses in Hoan My Da Lat General Hospital. The study used the method of interviewing 35 doctors and 84 nurses through 2019 questionnaire. The results showed that the proportion of doctors who responded to nurses about the patient's condition was 85.7%, about facilities account for 22.9% and treatment regimen 83% and patient care plan 86%; Face to face contact is the method most doctors and nurses choose, 82.9% of doctors and 90.5% of nurses. The percentage of doctors who find it difficult to talk openly with nursing is 5.9% and 3.4% of nurses also find it difficult to talk openly with the doctor. The study also pointed out that some factors related to communication between doctors and nurses are professional, gender, age and qualifications. Thereby, it can be seen that doctors have less communication difficulties than nurses, men have higher average information sharing points than women, and the older they have, the less difficulty in communication and the higher degrees. the less difficult it becomes.