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Maria Gilson Sistrom1, Laura Zeigen, Melissa Jones

  • 1Oregon Health and Science University School of Nursing, 3455 SW US Veterans Hospital Road, Portland, OR 97202, USA. sistromm@ohsu.edu

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Public health education reform is achievable through innovative teaching. This study shows that an ecological model and distance learning effectively teach population health concepts to nursing students.

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  • Public Health Education
  • Nursing Education
  • Distance Learning

Background:

  • The Institute of Medicine recommends public health education reforms to enhance workforce preparedness.
  • This study investigates the integration of two key reforms: an ecological model and distance learning.
  • These reforms were applied within a university's population health nursing curriculum.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To determine if distance learning can effectively support learning goals for an ecological approach in population health.
  • To assess the utility and understanding of population health concepts taught via distance learning.
  • To evaluate the effectiveness of integrated teaching methods in a distance learning environment.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized an interdisciplinary faculty approach with integrated teaching and learning methods.
  • Developed a multimedia curriculum incorporating an ecological model and distance learning.
  • Evaluated course content through student perceptions of practice utility and concept understanding.
  • Assessed integrated teaching methods using a scale and comparison to other distance learning experiences.

Main Results:

  • Distance learning methods were successfully implemented to teach population health concepts.
  • The ecological model was effectively integrated into the nursing curriculum.
  • Students perceived the course content as useful and demonstrated understanding of population health concepts.
  • Integrated teaching methods in the distance learning format were positively evaluated.

Conclusions:

  • Distance learning, when designed with an ecological approach and integrated teaching methods, is effective for population health nursing education.
  • The study demonstrates a successful model for preparing the public health workforce through innovative educational strategies.
  • This approach can be utilized to teach population health concepts to large nursing student cohorts.