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Revista Ingeniería Biomédica

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Abstract

ECHEVERRI, L. B; GARCIA, J. H  and  BARRENECHE, J. G. TRAINING MODEL DESIGN IN HEALTHCARE SERVICES INVOLVING MEDICAL DEVICES. Rev. ing. biomed. [online]. 2016, vol.10, n.20, pp.27-34. ISSN 1909-9762.

The continued improvement of quality in health care services evidences the need to implement regular training plans for nursing staff, both in institutional programs and safe use of health care technology. It is thus necessary to establish a training team to guarantee that implementation of the training does not affect the institution's provision of health care services, considering the number of people to train and the departments to which they belong, the time necessary to train the staff on a subject, and the nursing staff working group's size. This article presents a training model for nursing staff based on instructional models that encourage the construction of knowledge and skills, themselves based on the pedagogical model of the University of Antioquia and the Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation and Evaluation methodology. The model presented provides the parameters to design a training plan that impacts nursing staff without affecting the institution's services, and which is reflected in the quality of health care.

Keywords : In-service training; Medical device; Biomedical technology management; Reduction of adverse events; Patient safety.

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