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Redesigned final year research program for undergraduate nursing students: A mixed-methods study.

Jamie Qiao Xin Ng¹, Jing Shi Chua¹, Wei How Darryl Ang²

¹Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore, Level 5, Centre for Translational Medicine, Block MD6,14 Medical Drive, 117599, Singapore.

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A redesigned nursing research program significantly boosted students' research skills and confidence. The program fostered self-efficacy and valuable personal traits, though personalized teaching and guidance are recommended for future improvements.

Keywords:

Mixed methods Research skills Self-efficacy Singapore Undergraduate nursing students

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Area of Science:

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Research Methodology

Background:

Early research exposure is vital for nursing practice.
Nursing students often struggle with research application, necessitating curriculum review.

Purpose of the Study:

Evaluate a redesigned final-year nursing research program's impact on skills and self-efficacy.
Explore nursing undergraduates' experiences with the revised program.

Main Methods:

Embedded mixed-methods design at a Singaporean tertiary university.
Quantitative surveys (n=95) and qualitative interviews (n=10) with final-year nursing undergraduates.
Paired t-tests, regression analysis, and thematic analysis of collected data.

Main Results:

Significant improvements in research skills and confidence post-program.
Pretest skills, post-test confidence, and self-efficacy predicted higher post-test skills.
Identified themes: 'Maiden Research Journey,' 'Polar Opposites,' and 'Call for Change' in student experiences.

Conclusions:

Adequate resources enhance self-efficacy and confidence in undergraduate nursing research.
The program equipped students with research management and project execution skills.
Recommendations include personalized teaching, enhanced advisor guidance, and academic writing support.