E-Learning Education Program for Registered Nurses: The Experience of a Teaching Medical Center

本研究目的旨在描述護理人員電子化學習教育方案在776床醫學中心建構之經驗。本研究以計劃期、執行期及評值期三期完成。護理人員則隨機分派至電子化學習教育方案或傳統教育方案。資料以描述性與推論性統計進行分析。本研究共收案42位護理人員,其中22位在電子化學習組;20位在傳統教育組。護理人員之平均課程分數均超過70分。在五個課程中,只有教與學及溝通在兩組有統計上之顯著差異(p=.001)。幾乎所有護理人員(97.6%)對自已採行之教育方案感到滿意。所有人員均通過護理技術考試。總結,本研究結果除能激發電子化學習在台灣護理教育之應用外,亦可提供未來護理在職教育的另一種選擇...

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Published in:The Journal of Nursing Research Vol. 16; no. 3; pp. 195 - 201
Main Authors: 蕭淑代(Shu-Tai Hsiao Sheen), 張文英(Wen-Yin Chang), 陳小蓮(Hsiao-Lien Chen), 趙慧玲(Hui-Lin Chao), 曾景平(Ching-Ping Tseng)
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: 台灣 台灣護理學會 01-09-2008
臺灣護理學會
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc
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Summary:本研究目的旨在描述護理人員電子化學習教育方案在776床醫學中心建構之經驗。本研究以計劃期、執行期及評值期三期完成。護理人員則隨機分派至電子化學習教育方案或傳統教育方案。資料以描述性與推論性統計進行分析。本研究共收案42位護理人員,其中22位在電子化學習組;20位在傳統教育組。護理人員之平均課程分數均超過70分。在五個課程中,只有教與學及溝通在兩組有統計上之顯著差異(p=.001)。幾乎所有護理人員(97.6%)對自已採行之教育方案感到滿意。所有人員均通過護理技術考試。總結,本研究結果除能激發電子化學習在台灣護理教育之應用外,亦可提供未來護理在職教育的另一種選擇
The aim of this study was to describe registered nurses' experiences with an e-learning education program (ELEP) conducted at a 776-bed teaching medical center in Taipei. The study was completed in three stages: planning, implementation, and evaluation. Nurses who were registered were randomly assigned either to the ELEP or traditional in-classroom program (TICP). Data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics. Forty-two nurses participated (22 in the ELEP and 20 in the TICP). Scores for participants were all>70 points (out of 100) for both programs. Of the five courses, only teaching and learning and communication showed significant statistical difference between the two groups (p=.001). Nearly all participants (97.6%) felt satisfied with their program (both ELEP and TICP). All nurses passed the nursing care skill tests. Findings should help guide efforts to popularize e-learning education in Taiwan and help create alternative learning methods for future continuing nursing education programs.
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ISSN:1682-3141
1948-965X
DOI:10.1097/01.JNR.0000387306.34741.70