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2nd 2017 TAIPEI . TAIWAN Taiwan Nurses Association 2nd 2017 TAIPEI . TAIWAN Taiwan Nurses Association The 2nd Asia-Pacific Nursing Research Conference SYMPOSIUM Taiwan Nurses Association 65 Symposium 1: Nursing Practicum Project Production Course for Innovative Nursing Product Development Session # Abstract# S01‐1 A11‐153 Nursing Practicum Project Production Course for Innovative Nursing Product Development Building Long Term Care Networks Ya‐Lie Ku, Department of Nursing, Fooyin University, Taiwan S01‐2 S01‐2 The Process of Organizing Domestic Innovative Competitions With Honorable Awards Man‐Hua Shen, Department of Nursing, Fooyin University, Taiwan S01‐3 S01‐3 The Process of Organizing Foreign Innovative Competitions Providing Honorable Awards Pi‐Yu Lee, Department of Nursing and Gerontological Care Program, Fooyin University, Taiwan 2 S01 Nursing Practicum Project Production Course for Innovative Nursing Product Development Ya-Lie Ku Department of Nursing, Fooyin University, Taiwan Chien-Lin Kuo Graduate Institute of Health Allied Education, Taiwan National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences, Taiwan Purpose: This symposium introduces the design and content of a nursing practicum project production course and describes the innovative teaching strategies and activities applied in the course. First, clinical plights were discussed and an appropriate plight was selected for further evaluation. Second, five groups of nursing students in a class performed brainstorming according to the innovative teaching strategies and activities, including creative-thinking strategies, by applying the concepts of fluency, flexibility, and uniqueness and skills of association, connection, substitution, and transformation to design the initial creative nursing products. In addition, marketing products and patents were introduced, compared, and analyzed with the initial creative nursing products to eventually design the final innovative nursing product. Furthermore, the five groups of nursing students designed the nursing products with the assistance of various domain experts. Furthermore, the students were taught about innovative nursing products to aid them in submitting patent applications with the cooperation of a patent company. Finally, the nursing faculty explained the process of organizing domestic and foreign innovative competitions that provide many honorable awards. This symposium may provide a reference for nursing faculties for designing future innovative courses and producing innovative nursing products. Key Words: innovation, nursing, course, products 3 S01-1 Nursing Practicum Project Production Course for Innovative Nursing Product Development Ya-Lie Ku Department of Nursing, Fooyin University, Taiwan Purpose: The purpose of this study is to develop the innovative teaching strategies and activities for the nursing practicum project production course. Methods: Descriptive study design Results: Section 1 includes the design and content of the nursing practicum project course and describes the innovative teaching strategies and activities. First, Jiugongge was introduced to the nursing students to cultivate their creative-thinking abilities for developing innovative nursing products. The nursing practicum project course consists of innovative teaching methods, explains how creative-thinking teaching methods were incorporated into the courses for nursing students, and summarizes the 12-step teaching process. In addition, the course describes the process of innovative teaching strategies and activities, including creative-thinking strategies, by using the concepts of fluency, flexibility, and uniqueness and the skills of association, connection, substitution, and transformation, to design the initial creative nursing products. Furthermore, the author introduced five innovative nursing products, namely comfortable catheter stickers, nasogastric (NG) feeding equipment for fixation and electronic stirring, an assistive device for breathing exercises, an assistive device for NG tube fixation, and a device for draining sputum from the trachea, to explain the clinical plight, motive, and purpose of the design, creative ideas, and designed content, and to conduct a feasibility analysis. Implications The final goal of this course is to improve the quality of patient care in clinical settings by using innovative nursing products to resolve clinical plights. Key Words: innovation, nursing products, teaching 4 S01-2 The Process of Organizing Domestic Innovative Competitions With Honorable Awards Man-Hua Shen Department of Nursing, Fooyin University, Taiwan Pi-Yu Lee Department of Nursing and Gerontological Care Program, Fooyin University, Taiwan Purpose: The purpose of this study is to develop the process of organizing domestic innovative competitions with honorable awards. Methods: Descriptive study design Results: Section 2 includes the meaning of the nursing practicum project production course, outcomes of different competitions at which innovative nursing project products have been presented, and experiences of instructing the nursing practicum project production course. Furthermore, the author introduces three innovative nursing products, namely a pressing cloth for acupressure, urine drainage bag for skirts and pants, and two types of devices for opening the amp and vial, to discuss the clinical plight, motive, and purpose of the design, creative ideas, and designed content, and to conduct a feasibility analysis. In addition, a national project production competition was organized for the nursing students, and the process and experiences of the competition were discussed. Furthermore, the author introduces three innovative nursing products, namely a mobile phone for elderly adults, a tracheal mask for men and women, and a tube fixation device, to describe the clinical plight, motive, and purpose of the design, creative ideas, and designed content and to conduct a feasibility analysis. Implications The final goal of this course is to improve the quality of patient care in clinical settings by using innovative nursing products to resolve clinical plights. Key Words: innovation, nursing products, domestic competitions 5 S01-3 The Process of Organizing Foreign Innovative Competitions Providing Honorable Awards Pi-Yu Lee Department of Nursing and Gerontological Care Program, Fooyin University, Taiwan Purpose: The purpose of this study is to develop the process of organizing foreign innovative competitions with honorable awards. Methods: Descriptive study design Results: Section 3 includes the process of organizing innovative competitions that provide honorable awards in foreign countries including Japan, Hong Kong, and Poland. The first innovative nursing product is the multifunctional rehabilitation drip frame, which connects to an upper and lower limbs rehabilitation machine to reduce intestinal adhesion and other postoperative complications. The second innovative nursing product is a restraint cloth that connects the cuff to the gauze net to reduce the risk of medical tubes becoming disconnected and to increase the safety of unconscious and irritable patients in clinical settings. The third innovative nursing product is a singing steam inhaler, which is a sprayer with MP3 player functionality for playing music; the device can be removed from the equipment to clean and disinfect the inside structure and prevent infection. Therefore, the singing steam inhaler could not only dilute the sputum in the airway of the patients but also reduce their sickness anxiety by simultaneously playing songs while inhaling the steam with drugs for treatment. Implications The final goal of this course is to improve the quality of patient care in clinical settings by using innovative nursing products to resolve clinical plights. Key Words: innovation, nursing products, foreign competitions 6 2nd 2017 TAIPEI . TAIWAN Taiwan Nurses Association 2nd 2017 TAIPEI . TAIWAN Taiwan Nurses Association The 2nd Asia-Pacific Nursing Research Conference CONCURRENT SESSION Taiwan Nurses Association 65 Concurrent Session 1: Patient Safety and Quality of Nursing Care Session # Abstract# CS1‐001 B01‐363 Exploring the Effectiveness of Family Communication Conference in a Taipei Community Hospital Rung‐Chuang Feng, Taipei City Hospital, Taiwan CS1‐002 B12‐008 Establishment and Application of Fall Prevention and Control Information System in Elderly Community Ting Zhao, The General Hospital of People Republic Army, China CS1‐003 B02‐304 The Automatic Medication Dispenser: A Prototype for the Older Adults Nutthita Petchprapai, Suranaree University of Technology, Thailand CS1‐004 B02‐324 Nurses’ View of Patient Engagement Represent Patient–Centred Care During Bedside Handover Lee Khuan, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia CS1‐005 B11‐374 Resilience and Mental Problem as Predictive Factor of Quality of Life Among Nursing Students in Indonesia Hilda Devi, Taipei Medical University, Indonesia Concurrent Session 2: Medical and Surgical Nursing Session # Abstract# CS2‐001 B02‐330 A Study to Understand Nurses’ Knowledge of Fever and How Nurses Use Nursing Interventions to Manage Adult Patients’ Fever Lu‐Yen Chen, University of Edinburgh, Taiwan CS2‐002 B03‐097 Comparison of the Results of Traditional Way to Wash or Dry Brush in Hand Before Disinfection: A Randomized Controlled Trial Jui‐Chen Tsai, Taipei Medical University ‐ Shuang Ho Hospital, Taiwan CS2‐003 B03‐436 Comparative Antibacterial Efficacy of Three Surgical Hand Antisepsis Feng‐Chi Hsueh, Ministry of Health and
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