英文摘要 |
Psycho-oncology is a new cross-disciplinary course with a whole-person approach to health care. This study explored the learning experiences of students taking a psycho-oncology course and the optimization of the course design. The research included 54 students and involved the use of various teaching methods, including flipped learning, reflective writing, collaborative learning, multimedia material use, expert cooperation, and problem-solving. Action research methods were adopted to understand students’learning experiences and teachers’responses to problems within the teaching site. We found that the multi-teaching approach not only fostered empathy but also highlighted the importance of addressing emotional challenges during classroom learning. Furthermore, this approach facilitated the cultivation of resilience and growth among students and clarified the aspects of palliative care, patient autonomy, and the roles of counselors in medical fields. The findings may guide the formulation of effective psycho-oncology courses and facilitate the implementation of teaching adjustments. |