Pediatric Adaptation via Learning Modules (PALM) Initiative

Model namely: Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation and Evaluation. Majority of the respondents are married Asian females in their early adulthood, holding bachelor’s degree in nursing, with less than 5 years of experience. Factorial analysis revealed that demographic variables did not influence their level of knowledge and competency (p>0.5). The study also showed that the mean knowledge and competency levels of adult-trained nurses who received the module are significantly higher compared to those who did not undergo the module. Furthermore, the study revealed that there is a significant difference on the knowledge and competency levels between adult-trained nurses who used and did not use the pediatric module.

 Biography:

Jose Arnold Tariga completed his Doctor of Philosophy in Development Education from Central Luzon State University, Philippines in 2019, Professional Diploma in Healthcare Administration from the American University of Ras Al Khaimah, UAE in 2015, Master of Science in Nursing (Major in Medical-Surgical Nursing) degree from Cebu Normal University, Philippines in 2012, and Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2008. He is a Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality and is also certified American Heart Association Basic Life Support Instructor. He is currently working as a Clinical Resource Nurse in Salma Rehabilitation Hospital based in United Arab Emirates where is leading the Education and Training Department of the entire facility. He is actively involved in education planning, development and delivery of continuing education sessions and clinical research to achieve evidence-based practice. He has published his researches in peer-reviewed journals such as the Philippine Journal of Nursing, Malaysian Journal of Nursing and Recoletos Multidisciplinary Journal. He has also presented in various international conferences in UAE and was recently the chairman of the scientific committee and member of the organizing committee in the recently conducted Pediatric Multispecialty Conference in Abu Dhabi UAE. He also delivers CME lectures and workshops free of charge to all healthcare professionals and is an active volunteer lecturer for the Special Licensure Examination Review for Nurses organized by the Philippines Nurses Association – UAE Chapter. With his valuable contribution in the healthcare community in the United Arab Emirates, he was recognized as the Healthcare Professional of the Year 2019 by the The Filipino Awards in UAE.

 

54th World Congress on Nursing and Health Care, May 13-14, 2020.

Abstract Citation:

Jose Arnold Tariga, Pediatric Adaptation via Learning Modules (PALM) Initiative, World Nursing Congress 2020, 54th World Congress on Nursing and Health Care, May 13-14, 2020