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An Innovative Evaluation in Fundamental Nursing Curriculum for Novice Nursing Students: An Observational Research
Liqiong Shen1, Huiwen Zeng2, Xiaoyan Jin1
1School of Nursing, Peking University, China.
Background:
Objectives:
To build an examination model relating to
Design:
This study is to design an examination model based on literature and teaching purposes of
Settings:
This study was conducted in the nursing school of one comprehensive university in Beijing, China.
Participants:
99 undergraduate nursing students in second year participated in this study.
Methods:
The OSCE consisted of 4 interactive simulated patient stations, 2 operating stations without standard patients, 2 theoretical stations. We designed 4 standardized process-based case scenarios and corresponding scripts pertinent to each station. 4 standard patients and 8 teachers of
Results:
The average score of overall fundamental nursing skills was 90.51 ± 4.00. The Cronbach alpha was 0.665, demonstrating the OSCE is reliable. The content validity of each station varies from 0.90-1, and the criterion validity was promising (R = 0.661, p = 0.000). Also, most students were in favor of OSCE to evaluate in
Conclusions:
The OSCE is a reliable and valid assessment tool in
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