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テレヘルス 標準化された参加者の心不全 退院シミュレーション:大学院看護学生の展望を探る
Jasmine Bratton-Robinson1, Laura Penalo, Stephanie Store
1Author Affiliations:Nursing Department, CUNY, York College, Jamaica, NY (Drs Bratton-Robinson and Store); and NY Simulation Center Education Specialist, Nursing Department, CUNY Borough of Manhattan Community College: Borough of Manhattan Community College, New York, NY (Dr Penalo).
Nurse educator
|August 27, 2025
まとめ
標準化された参加者 (SP) の遠隔医療シミュレーションは,コミュニティヘルスの看護学生を効果的に訓練します. これらのシミュレーションは,学士課程の看護の実践に不可欠なテレヘルス知識,スキル,態度 (KSAs) の開発を促進します.
科学分野:
- 介護教育
- 医療情報学
- コミュニティ・ヘルス
背景:
- 遠隔医療はコミュニティヘルスケアにとって不可欠で 遠隔医療を可能にします
- 看護師はテレヘルスを利用して 診察や教育やカウンセリングを行います
- 介護のカリキュラムに 遠隔医療を組み込むことで 学生を現代の実務に備えるのです
研究 の 目的:
- 標準化された参加者 (SP) 心不全の放出遠隔医療シミュレーションについての看護学士の学生の認識を探求する.
- 地域保健看護教育における遠隔医療シミュレーションの有用性を評価する.
主な方法:
- 介護学専攻の学生47人を対象とした記述的研究.
- 学生たちはオンラインで 遠隔医療のシミュレーションに参加しました
- シミュレーション後の反射は,内容分析を用いて分析された.
主要な成果:
- 遠隔医療SPシミュレーションは コミュニティヘルスケア看護のコースにおける 効果的な学習ツールです
- シミュレーションは,テレヘルスに関する知識,スキル,態度 (KSAs) を開発するための貴重な機会を提供します.
- 遠隔の患者とのやり取りと教育で 実践的な経験を得ました
結論:
- SPの遠隔医療シミュレーションはコミュニティの保健看護教育に有効です.
- これらのシミュレーションは,学生の学習と重要なテレヘルスとコミュニティ看護のKSAの評価を強化します.
- 遠隔医療の能力に関する学士課程のカリキュラム目標と一致しています
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