11th EORNA Congress Valencia, Spain | 16 - 18 May 2024 ePosters 64 effectively increased activity and self-management (p<0.05). eHealth interventions, which are also effective in the management of psychological problems, had results that were partially effective in pain management and effective in quality of life. RCT publications were with a range of scores between eight and eleven, with a maximum score of eleven. Also, five publications were of moderate quality and three publications were of high quality. The overall quality of included quasi-experimental publications was high, with a maximum score of nine. Conclusion: eHealth interventions may improve symptom outcomes of patients after CABG surgery. Digital healthcare has become an important component of patient care. Nurses providing care should be aware that eHealth interventions are showing promising results in patient care. 346 Patient Safety Perceptions of Operating Room and Surgical Intensive Care Nurses: A Multicenter Study Adile Savsar1, Zehra Büyükdeğirmenci2, Canan Bakan3, Ceren Rabia Yilmaz4, Serap Bar5, Filiz Ogce1 1Izmir University Of Economics, Nursing, 2Dokuz Eylül University, 3Faculty of Health Sciences Bozyaka Training And Research Hospital, 4University of Health Sciences Dr. Behçet Uz Pediatric Diseases and Surgery Training and Research Hospital, 5Mersin City Hospital Objectives: It was aimed to determine the perceptions of nurses working in the operating room and surgical intensive care unit, where latent systemic risk factors are high in terms of patient safety in five different hospitals, by examining their perceptions on this issue Methods: It is a descriptive and cross-sectional research that was conducted with the participation of 377 nurses working in the intensive care and operating room units of 5 hospitals. The data of the study were collected on February 8 between 25 July 2023 by using the “Socio-demographic and Occupational Characteristics Form” and “ Leiden Operating Room and Intensive Care Safety Scale-LOTICS”. The scale consists of five sub-dimensions. An increase in the score obtained from the scale indicates that the perception of working conditions is higher/positive. In the analysis of the data, t test in independent groups, Kruskal Wallis Test, One Way ANOVA and multiple linear regression were used. Results: It was determined that the patient safety total perception score of the intensive care nurses (ICN) (106.03±15.93; min -max: 67-151) was higher than that of the operating room nurses (ORN) (101.81±14.24; min-max: 43-132); It was determined that ICN perceived “resource management and planning” and “team work instructions and preparations” subdimensions more strongly than ORN. It was determined that being married, being an ORN and having received training on team collaboration predicted nurses’ perceptions of patient safet. Conclusion: It has been determined that ICN have higher patient safety perception scores than ORN. Also ıt was determined that the married ones had higher patient safety perception scores than the singles, and the nurses who received training on team collaboration had higher perceptions of patient safety and therefore more positive perceptions of the working conditions. Differences in perceptions of patient safety are important in designing measures to improve safety. 349 Modernizing the Virtual Library in the Perioperative Setting Venus Joy David1 2 1Toronto Western Hospital, Toronto, Canada, 2University Health Network, Toronto, Canada Background: The contribution of perioperative nursing care is vital in the provision of comprehensive care for surgical patients. However, there is limited exposure to perioperative nursing in the Canadian undergraduate nursing curricula.1 The provision of knowledge to perioperative nurses is imperative in ensuring patient safety while fostering a supportive learning environment. 2 Objectives: The objective is to enrich the learning experience for perioperative nurses through the optimization of the existing operating room (OR) Virtual Library. An updated resource would provide simplified access to up-to-date knowledge about surgical procedures. Perioperative staff will be able to coalesce clinical practice with online learning to better prepare for surgery.
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