STATISTICAL ANALYSIS ON TEAM COMPOSITION AMONGST HEALTH WORKERS IN NIGERIA: A CASE OF DELTA STATE

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This study assessed team composition amongst health workers in Nigeria using Delta State health facilities as a case. The aim of this study was to examine the knowledge of team working for health care delivery in Delta State using Delta State Teaching Hospital (DSTH) and Federal Medical centre (FMC) Asaba, Nigeria. The statistical tool employed in this study include the Hotelling's T-Square analysis, Kruskal-Wallis analysis and descriptive statistical analysis such as bar chart and percentage distribution. Findings of the study revealed that majority of the respondents do not have knowledge of team working for healthcare for both DSTH and FCM during the Pre-Intervention. Result showed the intervention has significant impact on the knowledge of team working for health care for both DSTH and FMC. It was revealed that majority of respondents were unconcerned about attitude of team composition required for effective healthcare during the pre intervention stage for both DSTH and FMC. However, the result showed significant impact on the respondents response on attitude required for effective healthcare for both facilities during the post intervention. In addition, it was found that there exist no significant difference on knowledge of team working for healthcare in both facility. It was found that that majority of respondents have knowledge of inter-professional team composition in FMC than DSTH during the pre intervention. Also, result revealed that the intervention programme has positive effect on respondents knowledge of the inter-professional team composition. Also, it was found that there exist no significant difference on attitude of team composition required for effective healthcare delivery in both facilities.

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