1.Effect of diversified teaching methods in clinical teaching of extracorporeal membrane pulmonary oxygenation training nurses
Dan JIN ; Yuhong SUN ; Pei LIU ; Yimo BAI ; Fang LIN
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2025;31(3):310-313
Objective:To explore the effectiveness of diversified teaching methods in the clinical teaching of nurses training in extracorporeal membrane pulmonary oxygenation (ECMO) .Methods:From March 2019 to August 2023, 167 out-of-hospital nurses who furthered their knowledge of ECMO at China-Japan Friendship Hospital were selected using convenience sampling method. ECMO training and teaching team was set up, adopting a three-tier teaching management model of "nurse leader-teaching instructor-clinical instructor", and implementing a diversified teaching method that integrated nursing rounds teaching, scenario simulation teaching, and Workshop teaching. Theoretical scores before and after training, operational scores after training, application effects after returning to the hospital and satisfaction with diversified teaching were recorded for training nurses.Results:After training, the theoretical scores of the training nurses were (76.59±6.88), which were higher than the pre-training scores of (52.74±6.86), and the difference was statistically significant ( P<0.01). The post-training nurses' operational score was (94.10±3.26) and the satisfaction of the training nurses with the teaching was 95.81% (160/167). When applying ECMO back to the hospital after the training, more than 95% of the nurses believed that the degree of medical and nursing cooperation increased, the time of tube placement and the preparation time for supplies shortened, the completeness of supplies preparation improved, and they were able to respond successfully to emergency events in ECMO patients. Conclusions:Diversified teaching methods can improve the comprehensive specialty competence of ECMO training nurses and help to improve the quality of teaching in the department, which can be promoted and applied in the teaching of ECMO training.
2.Effect of diversified teaching methods in clinical teaching of extracorporeal membrane pulmonary oxygenation training nurses
Dan JIN ; Yuhong SUN ; Pei LIU ; Yimo BAI ; Fang LIN
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2025;31(3):310-313
Objective:To explore the effectiveness of diversified teaching methods in the clinical teaching of nurses training in extracorporeal membrane pulmonary oxygenation (ECMO) .Methods:From March 2019 to August 2023, 167 out-of-hospital nurses who furthered their knowledge of ECMO at China-Japan Friendship Hospital were selected using convenience sampling method. ECMO training and teaching team was set up, adopting a three-tier teaching management model of "nurse leader-teaching instructor-clinical instructor", and implementing a diversified teaching method that integrated nursing rounds teaching, scenario simulation teaching, and Workshop teaching. Theoretical scores before and after training, operational scores after training, application effects after returning to the hospital and satisfaction with diversified teaching were recorded for training nurses.Results:After training, the theoretical scores of the training nurses were (76.59±6.88), which were higher than the pre-training scores of (52.74±6.86), and the difference was statistically significant ( P<0.01). The post-training nurses' operational score was (94.10±3.26) and the satisfaction of the training nurses with the teaching was 95.81% (160/167). When applying ECMO back to the hospital after the training, more than 95% of the nurses believed that the degree of medical and nursing cooperation increased, the time of tube placement and the preparation time for supplies shortened, the completeness of supplies preparation improved, and they were able to respond successfully to emergency events in ECMO patients. Conclusions:Diversified teaching methods can improve the comprehensive specialty competence of ECMO training nurses and help to improve the quality of teaching in the department, which can be promoted and applied in the teaching of ECMO training.

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