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[Evaluation of Educational Effect of Problem-Posing System in Nursing Processing Study].

Keiko Tsuji¹, Yasuomi Takano, Hiroto Yamakawa

¹Division of Nursing Science and Arts School of Health Science, University of Occupational and Environmental Health, Japan.

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|September 16, 2015

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This study introduces a problem-posing system to enhance nursing students' understanding of nursing process theory. The system effectively improves knowledge retention and application, particularly when problems align with learning stages.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Educational Technology

Context:

Nursing process studies are challenging for students to grasp and apply.
Traditional methods often fall short in fostering deep understanding and knowledge utilization.

Purpose:

To develop and evaluate an integrated system with a problem-posing function for nursing students.
To enhance comprehension and application of nursing process theory through active learning.

Summary:

An integrated system with a four-step problem-posing function (create problem, answer input, hint, verification) was developed.
Nursing students utilized the system to create problems related to nursing process theory.
Analysis showed a weak correlation between the number of problems created and report scores, but significant differences in exam and report scores when created problems aligned with learning stages.

Impact:

Problem-posing is suggested as an effective pedagogical strategy for consolidating and applying knowledge in nursing process theory lectures.
The system has the potential to improve learning outcomes in nursing education.