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    A case-based computer program improved nursing students' ethical decision-making skills and course satisfaction in South Korea. This tool effectively supplements ethics courses, enhancing preparedness for complex ethical scenarios.

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    • Medical Ethics
    • Educational Technology

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    • Ethical decision-making competency is crucial for nursing students.
    • Traditional ethics education methods may require enhancement.
    • South Korean nursing students' ethical preparedness was assessed.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To evaluate the effectiveness of a case-based computer program on nursing students' ethical decision-making competency.
    • To assess the impact of an integrative ethical decision-making model delivered via computer program.
    • To compare a computer-based approach with traditional methods in nursing ethics education.

    Main Methods:

    • A pre- and posttest comparison design was employed.
    • The intervention group utilized a case-based computer program for assignments.
    • The control group used traditional paper assignments for case analysis.

    Main Results:

    • The case-based computer program significantly enhanced students' ethical preparedness.
    • Students using the computer program reported higher satisfaction with the ethics course.
    • The program served as an effective complementary tool in university ethics courses.

    Conclusions:

    • Nurse educators should consider using case-based computer programs as a supplementary self-study tool.
    • This approach can enhance the analysis of complex ethical dilemmas and improve decision-making skills.
    • Integrating such technology can supplement student learning without increasing course hours.