Bimala Sharma, Nirmala Shrestha, Saurabh Kishor Sah
Depression and its Associated Factors among Faculties of Academic Institutions
Journal of Nepal Health Research Council
nurses first intervene women subjected violence necessary prepare prospective nurses difficult situation order enable provide quality health services victims nursing education critical importance gaining nursing students sufficient competencies utilize intervening cases study aims determine impact creative drama education inclass education nursing students attitudes toward violence women study pretest posttest parallel group randomized controlled design study carried nursing school turkey seventyeight n 78 fourthyear undergraduate nursing science students collection data personal information form iskebe violence women attitude scale used data analyzed using descriptive statistics wilcoxon signed rank test mannwhitney u test statistically significant difference found pretest posttest scores z 4911 p 00001 experimental group z 5054 p 00001 control group significant correlation found posttest scores experimental control groups effect size 006 z 0525 p 0600 found inclass teaching creative drama effective changing attitude toward violence women however neither method found superior