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Impact of artificial intelligence-enhanced debriefing on clinical skills development in nursing students: A comparative study 人工智能强化汇报对护理专业学生临床技能发展的影响:比较研究
IF 1.9 Q1 Nursing Pub Date : 2024-05-07 DOI: 10.1016/j.teln.2024.04.007
Mohamed Benfatah PhD (c) , Ibtissam Youlyouz-Marfak PhD , Elmadani Saad PhD , Abderraouf Hilali PhD , Chakib Nejjari PhD , Abdelghafour Marfak PhD

Background

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in nursing education offers promising avenues to enhance students’ clinical learning. This study explores the impact of AI in simulation debriefing on students’ clinical development.

Methodology

Forty nursing students were recruited and randomly assigned to two groups: an experimental group receiving AI-assisted debriefing and a control group receiving debriefing without AI. Simulation sessions were recorded and analyzed using AI technologies to provide personalized feedback to the experimental group students.

Results

The AI-assisted debriefing group showed a significant improvement in confidence, knowledge and skills, and satisfaction compared to the control group. Additionally, increased active participation and critical reflection were observed in the experimental group.

Conclusion

The integration of AI in nursing simulation debriefing demonstrates significant potential to enhance student learning.

背景人工智能(AI)在护理教育中的应用为提高学生的临床学习能力提供了广阔的前景。本研究探讨了人工智能在模拟汇报中对学生临床发展的影响。方法招募 40 名护理专业学生,将其随机分配到两组:实验组接受人工智能辅助的汇报,对照组接受无人工智能的汇报。结果与对照组相比,接受人工智能辅助汇报的实验组在自信心、知识和技能以及满意度方面都有显著提高。此外,实验组学生的积极参与程度和批判性反思能力也有所提高。
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Pilot study of interprofessional learning and engagement in culturally responsive nutrition simulations 关于跨专业学习和参与文化适应性营养模拟的试点研究
IF 1.9 Q1 Nursing Pub Date : 2024-05-06 DOI: 10.1016/j.teln.2024.04.005
Janice L. Tatum FNP, MSN, CHSE , Diane E. Van Hoose PhD, RN , Monica K. Esquivel PhD, RDN, CSSD , Pauline M. McFall MPH, PhD Candidate

Background

This single-group pre-/post-test quantitative pilot study with prelicensure nursing students (n = 6) used multi-disciplinary and multi-ethnic faculty to develop culturally responsive learning scenarios on nutritional care for diverse patients experiencing type 2 diabetes, anemia, and irritable bowel syndrome.

Methods

Interprofessionaly designed nutrition simulations used standardized patients, a pre-event nutrition concepts worksheet, pre-briefing, anonymized pre-/post-test, data collection, instructor-supervised feedback by trained patient actors to students, and PEARLs debriefing. SIM interaction diverse learning practices were measured by the NLN's EPQ-C tool.

Results

Interprofessional team-developed culturally responsive nutrition simulations enhanced factual and cultural quality of scenarios with perspectives from nursing, dietetics, social work, simulation science, and multicultural backgrounds. Trained actors as patients added realism and depth to student simulation.

Conclusion

Offering multiple authentic, active learning experiences on nutritional nursing care is possible in a single half-day format.

背景这项以护士执照考前培训学生(n = 6)为对象的单组前后测定量试点研究,利用多学科和多种族教师,针对 2 型糖尿病、贫血和肠易激综合征等不同患者的营养护理问题,开发了具有文化响应性的学习情景。方法跨专业设计的营养模拟使用标准化病人、活动前营养概念工作表、活动前简报、匿名前/后测试、数据收集、由受过训练的病人演员向学生提供的教师监督反馈以及 PEARLs 简报。结果跨专业团队开发的具有文化敏感性的营养模拟提高了情景的事实和文化质量,其观点来自护理、营养学、社会工作、模拟科学和多元文化背景。训练有素的演员扮演病人,增加了学生模拟的真实感和深度。结论以半天的形式提供多种真实、积极的营养护理学习体验是可能的。
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Student satisfaction with PATHS advising model 学生对 PATHS 指导模式的满意度
IF 1.9 Q1 Nursing Pub Date : 2024-05-04 DOI: 10.1016/j.teln.2024.04.012
Wendy Bowles PhD, RN, APRN-CNP, CNE, Amy Jauch DNP, RN, CNE, Tracy Taylor DNP, RN, EBP-C, Ann Deerhake DNP, RN, Emily Houlis MEd

Background

The US Bureau Labor of Statistics reports 203,200 registered nurses fill vacancies produced by nurses retiring or leaving the profession every year (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2022). The AACN has prioritized baccalaureate preparation and removal of educational barriers.

Aims

The aims of this study were to explore the satisfaction and experience of the PATHS advising model in relation to: (1) academic advising, (2) teaching and learning, (3) professional development, and (4) learning community.

Methods

A descriptive design approach via a survey comprised of both quantitative and qualitative, open-ended responses was utilized.

Results

Quantitative analysis revealed aggregate average satisfaction rate of 88%. Qualitative results emphasized individualized support, engagement in teaching and learning, expanding thinking beyond the bedside, and supporting wellbeing.

Conclusion

This study provides an inclusive path to remove barriers on the journey toward attaining a baccalaureate degree.

背景美国劳工统计局报告称,每年有 203200 名注册护士填补因护士退休或离职而产生的空缺(劳工统计局,2022 年)。本研究的目的是探索 PATHS 指导模式在以下方面的满意度和经验:(方法采用描述性设计方法,通过由定量和定性、开放式回答组成的调查进行研究。结果定量分析显示,总体平均满意率为 88%。定性分析结果强调了个性化支持、参与教学、拓展床边以外的思维以及支持健康。
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Supplementary note about “State of the science: A bibliometric study of associate degree nursing research and scholarship (1961-2023)” 关于 "科学现状:副学士学位护理研究与学术文献计量学研究(1961-2023 年)"的补充说明
IF 1.9 Q1 Nursing Pub Date : 2024-05-04 DOI: 10.1016/j.teln.2024.04.006
Waseem Hassan, Ulisses Solon Honorato Damasceno, Elizangila Beneval Bento, Antonia Eliene Duarte
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Questioning Training and Critical Thinking of Undergraduate Students of Health and Social Sciences: A Scoping Review 健康与社会科学本科生的质疑训练和批判性思维:范围审查
IF 1.9 Q2 NURSING Pub Date : 2024-05-03 DOI: 10.1016/j.teln.2024.04.010

Purpose

To explore and describe the evidence about questioning the training of undergraduate health and social sciences students and their critical thinking (CT). In addition, it identifies the gap to guide further research.

Design and Review Method

A scoping review was conducted by using the population, concept, and context framework.

Data Sources

Literature was searched in four databases which include the Education Resources Information Center, African Education Research Database, PubMed, and Cumulated Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature. Ten articles were included in this review after screening for the set criteria.

Results

Most of the studies reported enhancement in CT dispositions and skills after implementing questioning strategies. Moreover, the level of questions changed from lower to higher after the intervention. However, the review found heterogeneity in discipline, intervention, tool, and time of measurement.

Conclusion

The current evidence is inconclusive about the effect of questioning strategies on developing students’ CT. This highlights the need for additional empirical evidence by using a comprehensive strategy to promote CT in undergraduate students.

目的探索并描述有关质疑健康与社会科学本科生的培训及其批判性思维(CT)的证据。数据来源在四个数据库(包括教育资源信息中心、非洲教育研究数据库、PubMed 和护理与联合健康文献累积索引)中搜索文献。结果大多数研究报告称,在实施提问策略后,CT 的处置和技能得到了提高。此外,干预后提问水平由低变高。然而,综述发现在学科、干预、工具和测量时间方面存在异质性。结论目前的证据还不能确定提问策略对发展学生 CT 的效果。这凸显了通过使用综合策略来促进本科生 CT 的发展,从而获得更多实证证据的必要性。
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Open educational resource case studies: responding to nursing student educational needs in the moment 开放式教育资源案例研究:及时满足护理专业学生的教育需求
IF 1.9 Q1 Nursing Pub Date : 2024-05-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.teln.2024.04.011
Kateryna Metersky PhD, RN , Roya Haghiri-Vijeh PhD, RN , Jasmine Balakumaran MScN, RN , Mathumesa Muhunthan MN, RN

Background

The purpose of this paper is to share the pedagogical innovation of using open educational resource (OER) inclusive case studies in the classroom to respond to immediate student learning needs and augment the theory-to-practice gap that exists in undergraduate education.

Innovation

Students were introduced to case studies as an OER as a weekly activity. The initial case studies were rooted in educators’ real-life experiences and nursing practice. As courses evolved, if there was an emerging trend in healthcare or a component of a concept, model, or theory that students were challenged with, subsequent case studies were edited to suit learning needs.

Implications

When used intentionally, case studies can be responsive to student needs in the moment as OERs can facilitate a smoother transition of theory into practice.

Conclusion

This collaborative initiative can inspire other educators and institutions to bridge the theory-to-practice gap, improving the quality of care for patients, using a similar approach.

背景本文旨在分享在课堂上使用开放教育资源(OER)包容性案例研究的教学创新,以满足学生的即时学习需求,并扩大本科教育中存在的理论到实践的差距。最初的案例研究植根于教育者的现实生活经验和护理实践。随着课程的发展,如果医疗保健领域出现了新的趋势,或者某个概念、模型或理论的某个部分对学生提出了挑战,那么随后的案例研究就会进行编辑,以适应学习需要。 结论这项合作计划可以激励其他教育工作者和机构采用类似的方法,弥合理论与实践之间的差距,提高对患者的护理质量。
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The perceived preparedness of prelicensure nursing students to transition to practice 执照前护理专业学生对过渡到实践的认知准备情况
IF 1.9 Q1 Nursing Pub Date : 2024-04-27 DOI: 10.1016/j.teln.2024.04.001
Ahlam Jadalla PhD, RN, EBP-C, FAAN , Kholoud Hardan-Khalil PhD, RN, CCRN-K , Melissa Dyo PhD, RN, AGNP-C , Jill Kardously DNP. APRN, FNP-BC, PHN , Katie Skaff RN-BC , Michael Williams PhD, RN, CCRN, CNE

Background

The impact of clinical site limitations on the categories of clinical competencies among prelicensure nursing students (PNSs) is not clear.

Aim

To describe the perceived clinical preparedness of PNSs who experience alterations in their training.

Methods

Forty-four PNSs were surveyed using the Clinical Competence Questionnaire (CCQ). CCQ measures four categories of nursing competencies: (a) professional behaviors (PB), (b) general performance (GP), (c) core skills (CS), and (d) advanced skills (ANS).

Results

Most students (89%) reported feeling unprepared to enter practice or reenter clinical settings. The average overall perceived competence score was 169 (SD = 22, 128-212). The averages for PB, GP, CS, and AS were low. Students’ CS and AS scores were significantly and negatively correlated with the number of altered courses (r = −.38, p = .008; r = −.35, p = .018 respectively), and students’ GP scores were significantly, and inversely, associated with the number of missed clinical days (r = −.32, p = .03).

Conclusions

Students who experience alterations feel unprepared to transition to practice. The findings can guide the training needed for PNSs before reentering clinical rotations or upon joining the workforce.

背景临床场所的限制对护士执照考前培训学生(PNSs)临床能力类别的影响尚不明确。目的描述在培训中经历改变的 PNSs 所感知的临床准备情况。CCQ 测量四类护理能力:(a)专业行为 (PB);(b)一般表现 (GP);(c)核心技能 (CS) 和(d)高级技能 (ANS)。总体感知能力平均分为 169 分(SD = 22,128-212)。PB、GP、CS和AS的平均分都很低。学生的 CS 和 AS 分数与改变课程的数量呈显著负相关(r = -.38,p = .008;r = -.35,p = .018),学生的 GP 分数与错过的临床天数呈显著反相关(r = -.32,p = .03)。这些发现可以为 PNS 在重新进入临床轮转或加入工作队伍前所需的培训提供指导。
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Rethinking the effects of performance expectancy and effort expectancy on new technology adoption: Evidence from Moroccan nursing students 重新思考绩效预期和努力预期对采用新技术的影响:来自摩洛哥护理专业学生的证据
IF 1.9 Q1 Nursing Pub Date : 2024-04-22 DOI: 10.1016/j.teln.2024.04.002
Ni Putu Wulan Purnama Sari , Minh-Phuong Thi Duong , Dan Li , Minh-Hoang Nguyen , Quan-Hoang Vuong

Background

The integration of information and communication technologies (ICT) in clinical learning is crucial for evidence-based nursing and student-centered learning.

Aim

The study examines whether effort expectancy moderates the relationship between performance expectancy and ICT usage intention among Moroccan nursing students.

Methods

The Bayesian Mindsponge Framework analytics, combining the reasoning strengths of Mindsponge Theory and inference advantages of Bayesian analysis, was employed on a dataset of 702 students.

Results

We found that students' performance expectancy is positively associated with the intention to adopt ICT and social media, while effort expectancy positively moderates this relationship. Moreover, the model with effort expectancy as the moderator was discovered to have a significantly larger weight than the model with effort expectancy as the direct predictor, validating the information-processing reasoning of the Mindsponge Theory.

Conclusions

These findings add theoretical novelty to the existing literature on the Technology Acceptance Model and the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology. Practically, they provide insights for communication priorities regarding ICTs to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of nursing education and training while lowering costs.

背景在临床学习中整合信息与通讯技术(ICT)对于循证护理和以学生为中心的学习至关重要。目的本研究探讨了努力期望是否会调节摩洛哥护理专业学生的绩效期望与信息与通讯技术使用意向之间的关系。结果我们发现,学生的成绩期望值与信息和通信技术及社交媒体的使用意向呈正相关,而努力期望值对这一关系起着积极的调节作用。此外,我们还发现以努力期望值为调节因子的模型比以努力期望值为直接预测因子的模型的权重要大得多,这验证了 "心灵海绵理论 "的信息处理推理。在实践中,这些发现为信息与传播技术的传播重点提供了启示,从而在降低成本的同时提高护理教育与培训的效果和效率。
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Cultivating a sense of belonging through peer mentoring 通过同伴指导培养归属感
IF 1.9 Q1 Nursing Pub Date : 2024-04-19 DOI: 10.1016/j.teln.2024.04.004
Caitlin Jeanmougin, Britt Cole, Elizabeth Zwilling, Rhonda Cooper

Background

Cultivating a sense of belonging supports retention and role satisfaction. Peer mentoring is one strategy that may assist in the development of a sense of belonging for new faculty.

Aim

This study describes a first-year peer mentoring program for new nursing faculty and evaluates its effectiveness in increasing novice faculty's sense of belonging and retention.

Methods

A quantitative study utilized a modified Departmental Sense of Belonging and Involvement (DeSBI) tool to measure the faculty's sense of belonging after the first year of an intentional peer mentoring program.

Results

Response means were between 4.25 and 5.5, indicating that participants agreed with all statements. The highest-rated item was “I feel proud of belonging to the nursing department,” with a result of 5.5.

Conclusion

Peer mentorship during the first year of a new academic position was beneficial in creating a sense of belonging with a corresponding retention of all eight new faculty members.

背景培养归属感有助于留住人才和提高角色满意度。本研究介绍了一项针对护理专业新教师的第一年同伴指导计划,并评估了该计划在提高新教师归属感和留任率方面的效果。方法一项定量研究使用了经过修改的部门归属感和参与感(DeSBI)工具,以测量教师在有意开展同伴指导计划第一年后的归属感。结论:在担任新学术职务的第一年,同伴指导有利于产生归属感,并相应地留住了所有八名新教职员工。
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Trajecsys: An innovative and vital collaborator Trajecsys:创新而重要的合作者
IF 1.9 Q1 Nursing Pub Date : 2024-04-19 DOI: 10.1016/j.teln.2024.03.006
Donna Meyer MSN, RN, ANEF, FAADN, FAAN
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