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Martin Salzmann-Erikson1, Marie Bjuhr1, Gunilla Mårtensson1,2
1Faculty of Health and Occupational Studies, Department of Health and Caring Sciences, University of Gävle, Gävle, Sweden.
Purpose:
This study aimed not only to describe the development and implementation of the module but also to evaluate the nursing students' perceptions.
Design And Methods:
A cross-sectional design including 101 students who were asked to participate and answer a survey. We describe the development of the pedagogic module Students Active Learning via Internet Observations based on situated learning.
Findings:
The findings show that learning about service users' own lived experiences via web-based platforms was instructive according to the students: 81% agreed to a high or very high degree. Another important finding was that 96% of students responded that the module had clinical relevance for nursing work.
Practice Implications:
We argue that learning that engages students with data that are contextually and culturally situated is important for developing competence in caregiving.
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