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Purposes The primary objectives of this study are to inculcate problem-solving skills of nursing students, to develop situated teaching materials for critical care nursing, and to explore their effectiveness in enhancing the skills of nursing students. Methods Nursing students at a technical university in central Taiwan were recruited as participants. A one-arm quasi-experimental design was adopted, and a situated teaching strategy was introduced. Problem-solving skills evaluation and learning reflection were used to analyze effectiveness. Pre-test data were collected immediately before class, and post-test data were collected after the course. SPSS Windows software version 18 was used for statistical analysis. Open recruitment began after the IRB approved this study, and 64 students participated. Situated teaching was conducted for 6 weeks, during which we assessed learning outcomes before and after the course to measure any changes. Results After situated teaching materials were used in critical care nursing, the mean time spent on digital platform learning increased significantly from 5.5 min to 83.6 min; perceived scenario management skills in the problem-solving skill test increased from 76.0 points to 87.2 points; and resting or ambulatory electrocardiography interpretation ability increased significantly from 45.1 points to 88.2 points. This shows that learning outcomes improved effectively, and 90% of students were delighted. Conclusions Combining situated teaching and practical scenarios from the intensive care unit in the critical care department’s teaching materials can enhance students’problem-solving skills, boost learning outcomes, and increase their interest in critical care nursing. This approach aids students in comprehending the roles and functions of professional staff in the intensive care unit, facilitates personal career exploration, and bridges the gap between classroom learning and future employment. It also enhances employment confidence and adaptation. ( |