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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Medical Technology
Psychiatric Nursing

Background:

Clinical practicums are essential for nursing training.
Traditional methods may not fully leverage modern technological advancements.
Mobile technology offers new avenues for enhancing practical learning.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the feasibility and impact of web-based mobile technology integration in psychiatric nursing practicums.
To assess the potential of technology to improve nursing students' critical thinking skills.

Main Methods:

A web-based implementation was developed and utilized.
The study focused on a psychiatric nursing practicum environment.
Internet and mobile devices were incorporated into the learning process.

Main Results:

The integration of technology was found to be feasible.
Dramatic improvements in student outcomes were observed.
The approach showed significant positive results in promoting critical thinking.

Conclusions:

Web-based mobile technology is a viable tool for transforming nursing education.
Further research is needed to explore its application in diverse clinical contexts.
The study highlights the potential for technology to significantly enhance nursing students' critical thinking skills.