Application of simulation teaching in the intensive training nursing before internship of nursing students
Wen-zhen Yan, Wei Zhan, Fang Wang
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Wen-zhen Yan, Wei Zhan, Fang Wang
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Objective To explore the significance and feasibility of the application of simulation teaching in the intensive training before internship. Methods A total of 400 nursing undergraduate students of the 2011 grade were given the simulated intensive training before the practice, and the evaluation and satisfaction degree of the nursing students were investigated by self-designed questionnaire. Results 98.7% nursing students thought that it was necessary to carry out intensive training, 85.9% believed that it met their expectations, 91.4% of the students considered that it was helpful to adjust themselves to clinical nursing activity, 72.3%~91.1% thought that it was helpful to improve the comprehensive ability, and the degree of satisfaction was relatively high. Conclusion Simulated intensive training combines the theory and the practice closely of nursing students, which is helpful to promote students' comprehensive ability and teachers' teaching level, and it is beneficial for nursing students to adapt to clinical nursing as soon as possible. Key words: Simulation teaching; Nursing students; Intensive training; Nursing teaching
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Objective To explore the significance and feasibility of the application of simulation teaching in the intensive training before internship. Methods A total of 400 nursing undergraduate students of the 2011 grade were given the simulated intensive training before the practice, and the evaluation and satisfaction degree of the nursing students were investigated by self-designed questionnaire. Results 98.7% nursing students thought that it was necessary to carry out intensive training, 85.9% believed that it met their expectations, 91.4% of the students considered that it was helpful to adjust themselves to clinical nursing activity, 72.3%~91.1% thought that it was helpful to improve the comprehensive ability, and the degree of satisfaction was relatively high. Conclusion Simulated intensive training combines the theory and the practice closely of nursing students, which is helpful to promote students' comprehensive ability and teachers' teaching level, and it is beneficial for nursing students to adapt to clinical nursing as soon as possible. Key words: Simulation teaching; Nursing students; Intensive training; Nursing teaching
Key concepts: Internship, Nursing, Medicine, Nurse education, Training (meteorology), Intensive care, Medical education, Psychology