英文摘要 |
The stress of a clinical practicum is more than classroom learning. Nursing students involved in a medical-surgical clinical practicum receive the highest stress among all types of clinical practicums, and this may affect students and result in less learning outcomes. The purpose of this clinic plan was to help nursing students improve their clinical practicum effectiveness based on the four motivational processes of Albert Bandura’s self-efficacy theory. A total of 54 second-year undergraduate nursing students participated in the clinic plan. The results of the study included four parts. In the skill mastery part, the nursing students enhanced their professional knowledge and skills and gained control over their learning by watching the teacher self-made video. In the model learning part, the students learned how to integrate professional knowledge and skills with clinical practice, which improved their team communication and cooperation ability. In the somatic and emotional part, the ability to write care plans for nursing students was strengthened and the stress was reduced resulting from their inability to write their assessment after team-based learning, TBL teaching. In the social persuasion part, the performance of nursing students has been well recognized by teachers, nursing staff, and patient support, and has been encouraged to increase their confidence and help them recognize the value of nursing. In addition, the Lasater Clinical Judgment Rubric was used as a tool for critical reflection and the guidance of nursing students in the clinic plan. The results demonstrated significant growth of 11 items (p< .001). The nursing students filled out a self-evaluated questionnaire measuring their core competence based on the following aspects “ basic biomedical and professional knowledge and skills, critical thinking, and communication and cooperation” all participants achieved significant growth (p< .001). The results of this clinic plan may provide teaching strategies for clinical teaching in order to improve the effectiveness of nursing students’ practice. |