The Effect of Perceived Self-Efficacy Promoting Program on Rehabilitation Behavior in Patients with Long Bone Fracture Receiving Internal Fixation
Keywords:
Perceived self-efficacy, Rehabilitation behavior, Long bone fractureAbstract
This study used a pre-post design with one sample group, examined the effect of perceived self-efficacy promoting program on rehabilitation behavior in patients with long bone fracture receiving internal fixation. Purposive sampling was used in this study to select a sample of 30 participants. The experimental approach included lectures, case study analysis, and expert-led rehabilitation practice. Assessment of rehabilitation behavior was used as the instrument for data collection. Validity testing with three experts was equal to one, and reliability was tested using the test-retest method with ten participants who have characteristics that are approximately equal to the sample size of 0.75. Pair-t-test was used in data analysis.
The findings showed that participants had significantly higher average scores of rehabilitation behavior in patients with long bone fracture receiving internal fixation after participating in perceived self-efficacy promoting program than before participating in the program (t = -14.930, p 0.001).
The results should be disseminated, and encouraged to the relevant organizations for utilizing this program to raise the capacity of the professionals who look after patients with long bone fractures receiving internal fixation.
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