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Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is still an underestimated complication in trauma patients. Only 10 percent of individuals who require DVT prophylaxis receive it; the remaining 90 percent of individuals are deprived of DVT prophylaxis because of ignorance and lack of awareness. Deep vein thrombosis is a serious condition with potentially fatal consequences. Many patients in both hospital and the community are at increased risk of DVT, and it is therefore important for nurses to understand the condition and how to recognize it. The purpose of the study is to determine the effectiveness of Planned Teaching Program on DVT among the Staff Nurses. An exclusive review of related literature helped in preparation of data collection tools to assess the knowledge on DVT among the staff nurses. Therefore a questionnaire with the aid of a well formulated interview schedule was used to collect data from 60 staff nurses in SUM Hospital, BBSR. There was a positive correlation between the pre test & post test knowledge of staff nurses in which ‘r’ value is 0.14% at 90% level of significance. There was a significant difference between the mean pre-test and post-test knowledge scores in which ‘t’ is 21.8 with a mean difference 2.6 of nurses regarding D.V.T & thus the planned teaching program was effective. it can be concluded that there is a need to increase the awareness of DVT, individual's risk factors and triggering events so that we can reduce the number of patients that die every year from DVT and its complications..

Effectiveness of the Planned Teaching Program on Deep Vein Thrombosis among the Staff Nurses of selected hospital.