Crisis Management Skills of Management Nurses and Related Factors During the COVID-19 Pandemic

¹Giresun University Giresun Training and Research Hospital, Giresun, T�rkiye
²Ayd�n Adnan Menderes University, Faculty of Nursing, Department of Public Health Nursing, Ayd�n, T�rkiye

Aim: This research was conducted to determine the crisis management skills and related factors of nurse managers during the COVID-19 pandemic, which is a public health problem.
Method: This cross-sectional study was conducted face-to-face interview method through a self-report survey form the nurse managers of three hospitals, Giresun University Training and Research Hospital, GRU Gynecology and Pediatrics EAH, Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center, between 20 July and 20 October 2021. The population of the study consisted of 196 nurse managers, sampling method was not used, it was aimed to reach the entire universe. 156 nurse managers who agreed to participate in the study were interviewed. Research data were collected using the Socio-Demographic Information Form and the Crisis Management Scale (CMS) developed by Say�n (2006). The data were analyzed in the computer environment in the SPSS 22.0 program, and number, percentage, Anova, Tukey and linear regression analysis were used in the analysis of the data.
Results: The mean score of the nurse managers on the "Crisis Management Scale" was calculated as 3.143�0.286. The crisis management general, damage prevention and learning scores of the participants whose managerial period is �6-10 years� are higher than the crisis management general, damage prevention and learning scores of the participants whose managerial period is �1-5 years� and �10 years and above� ( p<0.05).
Conclusion: Pre-COVID-19disaster, epidemic, etc. crisis management of the research group, which provides service in the periods, collection of early warning signals, prevention of the spread of damage, repair and recovery, learning scores, pre-COVID-19disaster, epidemic, etc. Early warning signal collection, preventing the spread of damage, repair and recovery, learning scores of the participants who did not provide service during the periods were found to be higher.

Keywords:

Y�netici Hem�irelerin COVID-19 K�resel Salg�n� S�recinde Kriz Y�netimi Becerileri ve �li�kili Etmenler

¹Giresun �niversitesi Giresun E�itim ve Ara�t�rma Hastanesi, Giresun, T�rkiye
²Ayd�n Adnan Menderes �niversitesi, Hem�irelik Fak�ltesi, Halk Sa�l�� Hem�ireli�i Anabilim Dal�, Ayd�n, T�rkiye

Ama�: Bu ara�t�rma, bir halk sa�l�� sorunu olan COVID-19 k�resel salg�n� s�recinde y�netici hem�irelerin kriz y�netimi becerileri ve ili�kili etmenlerin belirlenmesi amac�yla ger�ekle�tirilmi�tir.
Y�ntem: Bu �al��ma kesitsel tipte olup �� farkl� kurumda y�neticilik yapan 156 hem�ire ile 20 Temmuz-20 Ekim 2021 tarihleri aras�nda y�r�t�lm��t�r. Ara�t�rman�n evrenini, 196 hem�ire y�netici olu�turmu� ve �al��mada evrenin t�m�ne ula��lmas� hedeflenmi�tir. Ara�t�rma verileri, �Tan�mlay�c� Bilgi Formu� ve Say�n (2006) taraf�ndan geli�tirilen �Kriz Y�netim �l�e�i (KY�)� kullan�larak toplanm��t�r. Verilerin incelenmesinde, bilgisayar ortam�nda SPSS 22.0 program� kullan�larak say�, y�zde, ANOVA, Tukey ve lineer regresyon analizi kullan�lm��t�r.
Bulgular: Y�netici hem�irelerin, ��Kriz Y�netimi �l�e�i�� puan ortalamas� 3.143�0.286 olarak bulunmu�tur. Kat�l�mc�lardan y�neticilik s�resi �6-10 y�l� olanlar�n kriz y�netimi genel puan�, hasar�n yay�lmas�n� �nleme ve ��renme puanlar�ndan daha y�ksek saptanm��t�r (p<0,05). Y�neticilik s�resi �1-5 y�l� ve �10 y�l ve �zeri� olanlar�n kriz y�netimi genel puan� hasar�n yay�lmas�n� �nleme ve ��renme puanlar�ndan daha y�ksek oldu�u g�r�lm��t�r (p< 0,05).
Sonu�: COVID-19 �ncesi afet, salg�n vb. d�nemlerde hizmet sunan kat�l�mc�lar�n, erken uyar� sinyali toplama, hasar�n yay�lmas�n� �nleme, onarma ve toparlanma, ��renme puanlar�, hizmet sunmayan kat�l�mc�lar�n erken uyar� sinyali toplama, hasar�n yay�lmas�n� �nleme, onarma ve toparlanma, ��renme puanlar�ndan daha y�ksek oldu�u g�r�lm��t�r.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Selin Song�l B�y�ko�lu, N�khet Ball�el. Crisis Management Skills of Management Nurses and Related Factors During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Journal of Health and Nursing Management. 2024; 11(1): 198-205

Corresponding Author: N�khet Ball�el, T�rkiye