Research Article
Identifying and Intervening in Child Maltreatment and Implementing Related National Guidelines by Public Health Nurses in Finland and Japan
Table 6
Implementation of guidelines on child maltreatment.
| | Variables | Finland () | Japan () | | | | Disagree | Agree | Disagree | Agree |
| | The guidelines are an important tool | 20 (10%) | 173 (90%) | 196 (45%) | 237 (55%) | 71.96 | | | The guidelines lead my work | 65 (34%) | 128 (66%) | 223 (52%) | 210 (48%) | 17.07 | | | The guidelines change my work routines to comply with the recommendations | 13 (7%) | 180 (93%) | 372 (87%) | 56 (13%) | 362.97 | | | PHNs have had enough training on the contents of the guidelines | 147 (76%) | 46 (24%) | 376 (87%) | 57 (13%) | 11.06 | | | PHNs have familiarized themselves with the contents of the guidelines | 96 (50%) | 97 (50%) | 355 (82%) | 78 (18%) | 68.92 | | | PHNs discuss the contents of the guidelines in the office | 144 (75%) | 49 (25%) | 373 (86%) | 60 (14%) | 12.35 | | | PHNs support each other to act in accordance with the guidelines in the office | 90 (47%) | 103 (53%) | 321 (74%) | 112 (26%) | 44.78 | | | There are sufficient resources to implement the guidelines in the office | 110 (57%) | 83 (43%) | 394 (91%) | 38 (9%) | 100.00 | |
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Estimate significance: ; .
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