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Table 2 Characteristics of nurses and auxiliary nurses (N = 33)a

From: Implementation and feasibility of the stroke nursing guideline in the care of patients with stroke: a mixed methods study

 

N (%)

Ward (n, %)

 

Rehabilitation

25 (76)

Neurological

8 (24)

Profession (n, %)

 

Registered nurses

18 (54)

Auxiliary nurses

15 (46)

Age (years) (n, %)

 

< 34

10 (30)

35–44

3 (10)

45–54

5 (15)

55–64

10 (30)

> 65

5 (15)

Highest educational degree/diploma (n, %)

 

Nursing Bachelor of Science/Diploma

14 (43)

Postgraduate nursing program

5 (15)

Nursing auxiliary program

12 (36)

Postgraduate nursing auxiliary program

2 (6)

Full time equivalent work (FTE) (n, %)

 

100%

5 (16)

50–90%

24 (77)

40–49%

2 (7)

Working experience in nursing (years) (n, %)

 

< 4 years

1 (3)

1–5

7 (21)

≥6

25 (76)

Working experience in stroke rehabilitation (years) (n, %)

 

0–2

6 (19)

3–10

13 (42)

>10

12 (3)

Nursing stroke rehabilitation courses attended (n, %)

 

Mobility/self-care

19 (58)

Psychological care

13 (39)

Patient education

12 (36)

Falls

12 (36)

Pain

15 (45)

Other

2 (6)

  1. aThere is lack of responses on all items, varying between 2 and 4