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科学领域:

  • 护理教育 护理教育
  • 教育决策 - - 教育决策
  • 实施科学 实施科学

背景情况:

  • 护士教育中的价值缺乏明确的定义.
  • 不断发展的教育方法 (如人工智能,数字学习) 需要一个评估价值的框架.
  • 对于教育举措的当前决策流程对于真正的价值是不清楚的.

研究的目的:

  • 介绍REFLECT框架,一个反射性的概念模型.
  • 为护理教育中基于价值的决策提供指导.
  • 建立一个结构化的方法来评估教育举措.

主要方法:

  • 在医疗保健,教育和实施科学方面进行综合性文献分析.
  • 概念化价值作为一个多维构造.
  • 确定了价值的七个关键维度.

主要成果:

  • 价值是由七个维度来定义的:目标调整,基于证据的教学,教学专业知识,以学习者为中心,资源管理,公平性和上下文适合性/可持续性.
  • 这些维度有助于对有效性,道德,公平,可行性和与护理目的一致性进行反思.
  • 该框架适用于微观,中级和宏观层面.

结论:

  • REFLECT框架提供了一个结构化,情境敏感的方法.
  • 促进护理教育的有意识和可持续的塑造.
  • 指导决定什么是重要的,为谁,在什么条件下.