医学生向け心電図解釈トレーニングを支援する日常的なクイズベースのマイクロラーニングプログラム:実現可能性調査
Thibaut Moulin1, Nicolas Lellouche1, Estelle Gandjbakhch2
1Université Paris-Est Créteil (UPEC), AP-HP Henri Mondor Hospital, Créteil, France.
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|February 25, 2026
まとめ
心電図(ECG)クイズを使用した毎日のマイクロラーニングは、医学生のスキルを向上させました。この実現可能な6週間のデジタルトレーニングプログラムは、高い初期参加率と学生満足度を示し、ECG教育の可能性を示唆しています。
科学分野:
- 医学教育
- デジタル学習
- 心臓病トレーニング
背景:
- 心電図(ECG)解釈は医学生にとって重要なスキルです。
- 習得には一貫した練習が必要です。
- マイクロラーニングは、反復練習のための短く集中的なeラーニングセッションを提供します。
研究 の 目的:
- 6週間の毎日のデジタルECGトレーニングプログラムの実現可能性を評価すること。
- 学部医学生のECG教育におけるマイクロラーニング原則の効果を評価すること。
主な方法:
- ボランティアの医学生を対象とした二施設共同、非対照パイロットスタディ。
- 6週間にわたりデジタル配信される、即時フィードバック付きの毎日のECGクイズ。
- ベースラインおよび最終テスト、参加率、学生満足度調査による評価。
主要な成果:
- 高い中央値の日常参加率80.9%を示しましたが、時間とともに減少しました。
- プログラム後、テストスコアが有意に向上しました(1.1ポイント、P=0.03)。
- 学生の93%が進歩を認識し、トレーニングに満足していました。
結論:
- 毎日のクイズベースのマイクロラーニングは、ECGトレーニングの実現可能な方法です。
- このプログラムは、高い初期の遵守率と肯定的な学生フィードバックを示しました。
- 従来の教育方法との統合と長期的な有効性を評価するためには、さらなる対照研究が必要です。
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