| 英文摘要 |
Background: The increasing number of patients with complex care requirements underscores the necessity of integrating image instruction tools into clinical practice teaching. The nursing care concept map serves as a valuable cognitive aid and promotes a patient-centered approach to care. It helps develop nursing students' critical thinking skills by encouraging information processing for comprehensive understanding. Objectives: This study aims to explore the impact of a nursing care concept map on the learning outcomes of nursing students during clinical practice teaching. Methods: Employing a mixed-method study design, 98 nursing students from a science and technology university in Southern Taiwan participated. Data were gathered at three time points during the initiation of clinical practice, utilizing a structured holistic assessment capability test (with a maximum score of 100), assessing learning satisfaction (on a scale of 1-5), and eliciting students' reflections. Repeated measures ANOVA was employed to evaluate the effects of the nursing care concept map on enhancing clinical capability and satisfaction among nursing students. Students' journals were reviewed to understand the depth and extent of reflection. Results: The study revealed a significant improvement in the holistic assessment capability scores of nursing students, which were 31.88, 48.34, and 73.19 (p < .01) before, during, and after the implementation of the nursing care concept map. The mean learning satisfaction score was 4.79 points, with the top three aspects being enhancing critical thinking (mean: 4.85), identifying healthcare problems (mean: 4.83), and understanding the mechanisms underlying disease processes (mean: 4.81). Conclusions: The nursing care concept map appears to be an effective teaching strategy, not only improving students' holistic assessment capabilities but also fostering critical thinking and the ability to deduce potential diseases, thereby facilitating personalized care. This empirical evidence serves as a valuable reference for refining clinical practice teaching strategies. |