1 2676-5748 Hamadan University of Medical Sciences 1069 Nursing A Survey on Relationship between Job Stress and Three Dimensions of Organization Commitment among Nursing Managers M. Yaghoubi, M.Sc. S. Karimi, Ph.D. M. Javadi, M.Sc. A. Hassanzadeh, M.Sc 1 7 2010 18 1 5 15 14 02 2016 Introduction & Objective: All organizations admit that staff are the greatest asset of, but despite this, What to say Less act. Alone and that they are really believed it. Attention to such concepts as organizational commitment and staff attitude and the time considered as a work is able to useful information for planning, organizing, increase efficiency, high performance, reduce absenteeism and delay. Materials & Methods: Thisresearch isa descriptive, relationship study. The research populations are nursing manager of university hospital in Isfahan. Data is gathered through two questionnaire including (stress, commitment). The questionnaire reliability were supported based on alfa coron bakh and questionnaire validity confirmed by specialist view of point. For analysis of data use spss soft ware. Results: The mean score of organizational commitment was (6.65±1.12). There was a significant relationship between organizational commitment and job experience, based on ANOVA test. There wasn’t a significant relationship between job stress and age, work experience, Kind of employe. In general there was a significant relationship between job stress and organizational commitment. (p= 0.003 and r=0.085.). Conclusion: Is necessary that organizations with the study period assessment organizational commitment and stress of themselves and staff and with recognizing individual factors, job factors and organizational factors influencing organizational commitment improving their Implications, and reduce nursing managers stress.
1070 Nursing Prevalence Behavior Disorders in 3 to 6 Years' Children in Hamadan City Zh. Sajedi, M.Sc. M.K. Zarabian, M.Sc. E. Sadeghian, M.Sc. 1 7 2010 18 1 11 21 14 02 2016 Introduction & Objective:Children are susceptible for mental disorders that depended on developmental process and control of environmental condition by parents. This research was a cross sectional study with aim of prevalence of behavioral problems in 3 to 6 years children. Materials & Methods:Sample size was 400, that selected by stratified method. Data collected by interview include two sections: first section 7 questions about demographic characteristic, second ward behavioral problems check list with 24 questions for assessment of defect attention, fear, social behavior problem and aggression .Data analyzed by descriptive and inferential statistics. Results:Sample size was 400, that selected by stratified method. Data collected by interview include two sections: first section 7 questions about demographic characteristic, second ward behavioral problems check list with 24 questions for assessment of defect attention, fear, social behavior problem and aggression .Data analyzed by descriptive and inferential statistics. Conclusion: Suggest primary prevention prefer to treatment, with attention to high prevalence of problem behaviors and negative effect on social and educational behaviors in children and adolescences. 1071 Nursing Effect of Distraction Techniques on Pain Intensity Catheter Insertion in Children with Strabismus R. Mahdipour Raberi, M.Sc. M. Nematollahi, M.Sc. F. Ismaielzadeh Nighabi, M.Sc. 1 7 2010 18 1 18 28 14 02 2016 Introduction & Objective: Children are excitable, restless and excited in response to pain. Most children predict pain by injecting and prevent it with non-adaptive behaviors combined with stress before the injection they usually spent a lot of time for accepting injection.   Materials & Methods: This study was a quasi-experimental study. 72 patients to the age group 5 to 12 years old in 14 monthswere randomly assigned to three groups. One group was control and two groups experimental. Control group received verbal routine education by nurses and experimental groups received a touch therapy and play with bubbles instrument. Tool collection was oucher scale. Data was collection with spss version 16. Results: 54.7% mails and 66.6% at age 5 -8 years old participated in the study. The mean intensity of pain was in the control group (18.9), touch therapy group (11.2) and bubbles instrument (10.7). There was a statistically significant reduction in pain of experimental groups (p<0.05). There was no statistically significant between experimental groups at reduction in pain (p>0.05 (but there was a statistically significant between experimental groups and control group at reduction of intensity of pain (p<0.05). Conclusion: The use of distraction techniques is a useful method for reduction in pain intensity catheter insertion in children. 1072 Nursing Nurse's Attitude to Ward Deterring Factors of Participation in Continuing Nursing M. Shakoor, M.Sc. Sh. Zeighami Mohammadi, M.Sc. 1 7 2010 18 1 23 33 14 02 2016 Introduction & Objective:Acquiring new knowledge and skills is essential for nurses. Continuing educations improve knowledge, attitudes and performance of nurses and have important role in improving quality of care. The aim of this study was to evaluate deterring factors of participation in continuing nursing education in two hospital social security of Alborz of Karaj and social security hospital of Shahriar (2009). Materials & Methods: This is a descriptive study that utilized census sampling and  132 nurses of two hospital social security organization of Alborz of Karaj and Shahriar participated in this study. The instruments used included: demographic data form, deterrents to participation Scale. Data was analyzed by SPSS software and using descriptive statistics, t-test and ANOVA. Results:The findings indicated that greater mean of deterring factors of participation in continuing nursing education was relate to workplace issues (2.94±1.20), time constraints (2.48±1.10), lack of Convenience(2.30 ±0.99), lack of relevance(2.05± 0.84). Conclusion:The results from this study show that workplace issues and time constraints lack of convenience, lack of relevance was more important deterring factors of participation in continuing nursing education and decrease deterring factors may be increase participation in continuing nursing education program 1073 Nursing An Assessment of Menstrual Disorder 3 Years after Menarche in Blindness Girls in Rasht City L. Takfallah, M.Sc. A. Najafi, M.D. T. Heidari, M.Sc. A. Hamidzadeh, M.Sc. 1 7 2010 18 1 31 41 14 02 2016 Introduction & Objective:Puberty is a critical stage through which the foundation of an individuals adult life is estabilished. Menstruation disorder are very common is this stage. Lake of sight affects the release of LH & FSHhormones. Therefore, blindness can have some effects on puberty, fertility and menstruation processes in girls. The present research was done with the aim of investigation some of the menstruation disorders at the onset of puberty in blind girls in 2009. Materials & Methods:This study is peripheral and descriptive. The research samples were 72 sightless girls. Sampling was done using census method after enlightening the units under study. Data collecting instrument consisted of a questionnaire including demographic and menstrual features and linear-visual analog which were undertaken by a trained interviewer. The collected information was analyzed using spss by variance analysis tests and Pearson correlation coefficient and p< 0/05 proved meaningful. Results:From a total of 72 samples,70 were analyzed and examined. The girls average age was 13.10.8 and menarche average age was 11.71.4.The prevalence of menstruation disorders was estimated as 58.55%.The highest and lowest frequencies were,respetively oligomenorrhea(19.9%) and amenorrhea(1.4%). 8.1% of them had referred to medical centers for examination.82.2% of the blind girls suffered from menstrual pain, before and during the menstrual period. In investigating the relationship between the onset of menstruation and BMI,a meaningful statistical relation was observed(p<0.02).A meaningful statistical relation was noticed among the emergence of menstrual disorder,BMI,exercise, menarche age and menstrual pain. There was no significant statistical relation between the parent's literacy level, economic status and the menstrual disorder. Conclusion:Finding showed that menstrual disorders have high prevalence among blind girls, nevertheless, few of them referred to clinical centers for an examination.Additionally, due to the low age of menarche, these girls encounter different type of menstrual disorders sooner than normal girls do.Hence, it is essential to give the relevant necessary trainings and insights concerning these issues, to the girls themselves, their mothers and teachers. 1074 Nursing Evaluation of Work-Related Psychosocial and Ergonomics Factors in Relation to Low Back Discomfort in Emergency Unit Nurses E. Habibi, Ph.D. S. Pourabdian, Ph.D. A. Kianpour Atabaki, M.Sc. 1 7 2010 18 1 37 47 14 02 2016 Introduction & Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate the relation of intensity of low back discomfort with two factors that contribute to low back pain-Ergonomics risk factorsand psychosocial factors- most seen in emergency unit nurses. Materials & Methods: This cross-sectional survey was conducted on 120 emergency unit nurses in Isfahan. For daily assessment of psychosocial and Ergonomics factors and intensity of Low back discomfort, questionnaires such as: Job Content, Ergonomics hazards and Nordic questionnaire were used respectively. Nurses were questioned during a 5-week period, at the end of each shift work. Using Spearman, Mann-Whitney and Kolmogorov-Smirnove test, the final results were analyzed with SPSS software18/PASW. Results:There was significant relationship between work demand, job content, social support, Ergonomics risk factors and intensity of low back discomfort (P-value<0.05). But there was not any link between intensity of Low Back discomfort and decision latitude. Conclusions:This study showed that intensity of low back discomfort will increase with decreasing social support and increasing work demand, Job Content, Ergonomics factors, manual patient handling and repetitiveness, standing continuously more than 30 minutes). So, to decrease work related low back discomfort, psychosocial factors should be attended in addition to Ergonomics factors. 1075 Nursing Antibody Titers of Hepatitis B in Hamadan's Nursing and Midwifery Students M. Khodaveisi, M.Sc. N. Mohammadi, M.Sc. A. Omidi, M.Sc. R. Amini, M.Sc. 1 7 2010 18 1 45 55 14 02 2016 Introduction & Objective: Hepatitis B is a recent century disease. Estimated that exist more than 350 million persons suffering from this disease in worldwide. Also hepatitis B is a serious health problem and is among the 10 leading causes of death in Iran. This study aims is to identify the antibody titer hepatitis B in Hamedan's nursing and midwifery students as an alternative preventive measure against HBV infection in 2006. Materials & Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted to the immunologic status against hepatitis B virus in nursing and midwifery students who received three time vaccination at least four months before this study. Fifty students were randomly enrolled in this study. The tool of data collection was questionnaire and anti-HBs titer. Data were analyzed using SPSS statistical software. Results: It was found that 66% of students achieved high level, 28% moderate level. There was no statistically significant relationship between immunity level of students and their weight, sex and age. Conclusion: The prevention is an important matter in public health. Active immunization is an effective method to prevent HBV infection in high risk groups especially in nursing and midwifery students. Identify antibody titer for hepatitis B immunity in high risk groups recommended. 1076 Nursing Survey of Education Barriers from Nurses and Patients Viewpoint H. Rostami, M.Sc. S.H. Montazam, Ph.D. A. Ghahremanian, M.Sc. 1 7 2010 18 1 50 60 14 02 2016 Introduction & Objective:Patient education is a basic rights of patients. But it has difficulties and barriers for doing, example anxiety, pain, lackof information about benefits, lack of patient coorperation, problems of human sources, deficit of nurses's knowledge and skills. deficit of nurses interests for patient education, management factors. So we decided to do "survey of patient education barriers from patients and nurses viewpoint. Materials & Methods:It is a descriptive-analytical study and selected 50 nurses and 50 patients .collection data and information was done by questionnaire with interview method .all information were tabulated in computer analyzed with spss (11edition) statistical test such as T test and chi-square. Results:The finding indicated that mean of patient's age were 37 and nurses were 34.from viewpoint of patients , major's barriers were illiteracy of patients(42%), knowledge deficit of patient about their rights(40%), inadequacy of educational source(50%), insufficient of educational environment(54%), inadequacy of budget(68%), inadequacy of educational atmosphere(64%), inattention of managers for patient education (56%). From viewpoint of nurses , major's barriers were knowledge deficit of patient about their rights(58%), lack of patient interest for behaviour change(50%), numerous of nurse duties(94%), deficit of nursing staff(88%), inadequacy of budget(68%), inadequacy of educational environment(62%), disagreement between medical and health specialists(42%). Conclusion:Findings showed that there were a statistical significance differences between nurses and patients about patient barriers like, lack of patient coorperation and non compliance education(p<0.05). Research findings showed that there were statistical significance differences between nurses and patients about numerous of nurses duties (p<0.05). Nurses and patient were agreement about others patient education barriers.