• J Nurses Staff Dev · Nov 2011

    Effectiveness of a computerized educational module on nurses' knowledge and confidence level related to diabetes.

    • Leeanna Eaton-Spiva and Angela Day.
    • WellStar Health System, Center for Nursing Excellence, Atlanta, Georgia 30339, USA. leeanna.eaton@wellstar.org
    • J Nurses Staff Dev. 2011 Nov 1;27(6):285-9.

    AbstractA descriptive, quasi-experimental design, one-group pretest-posttest method was used to assess perceptions of nurses' knowledge in diabetes care and confidence in teaching diabetes education and to examine the effectiveness of a computer-based learning educational module on nurses' knowledge and confidence related to diabetes. Nurses had a slight improvement in knowledge, skill, and confidence related to diabetes after the computer-based learning intervention, but no statistically significant differences were found.

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