英文摘要 |
The quality of CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and the ability to save a patient's life are closely related, and establishing a proper airway is the most important aspect of CPR in most emergency situations. During the COVID-19 pandemic, blended learning has been widely used to design nursing courses, utilizing diverse teaching strategies to ensure coherent learning and maintain learning effectiveness. An analysis of the current situation revealed that the average accuracy rate of nurses in assisting endotracheal intubation was only 41.7%, indicating a lack of familiarity with the process. The main reasons for this were lack of knowledge-based courses, absence of auditing mechanisms, incomplete equipment, unfamiliarity with the process, and lack of confidence. Through in-service education courses, recorded instructional videos, production of process diagrams, planning of medical material placement, and development of technical assessment forms, the average accuracy rate of nurses in assisting endotracheal intubation was increased from 41.7% to 86.8%. Additionally, the average self-efficacy score increased from 18.1 to 24.8. The advantages of this specific blended learning mode improved nurses' knowledge of airway assessment and endotracheal intubation procedures, while increasing confidence in assisting the process. |