From: Health education provided by nurses to children and young people: parents’ assessment
Sociodemographic characterization | 1. Age 2. Gender 3. Academic/professional qualifications |
HE practices provided by nurses’ characterization | 1. Do you feel free to talk with nurses about you child health? (Yes/No) 2. Do you feel that nurses have time availability to clarify doubts about your child health? (Yes/No) 3. Does it seem to you to be a prepared approach? (Prepared according to guidelines/Preparation according to identified needs/Without preparation and using improvisation/Other) 4. What themes do they address most? (Healthy eating/Accidents prevention/Nacional Vaccination Plan/Child development/Bullying/Personal hygiene/Sleep routines/Oral health/First aid/Harmful behaviors prevention/sexual education/Other) 5. who do you ask first, when you have child’s health doubts? (Family’s doctor/Pediatrician/Nurse/Other) |
HE practice provided by nurses’ evaluation | 1. What is the importance of HE practice provided by nurses? (Not important/Less importance/Equal importance/Greater importance) 2. HEAS (Health Education Assessment Scale) |