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dc.description.abstract目的:臨床判斷是護理教育培育的核心能力之一。本研究目的是以類實驗研究設計驗證高擬真模擬教學及個案分析教學與臨床判斷的因果關係;及比較這兩種教學策略對臨床判斷學習及知識獲得的影響;同時瞭解研究樣本對兩種教學策略的看法。
方法:本研究採用類實驗前後測試研究設計並結合焦點訪談進行研究。研究樣本為澳門某學院二年級大學部護理系修讀課程單元“成人護理I---氧合作用與維持”的69名學生,他們被隨機分配到高擬真模擬教學組或個案分析教學組。兩組在“充血性心臟衰竭疾患病人護理”課程單元理論學習後,一組於高擬真模擬實驗室接受高擬真模擬教學,一組於教室接受個案分析教學,兩種教學策略都以全心臟衰竭病人護理案例教導臨床判斷。兩種教學策略介入前、後都採用Lasater Clinical Judgment Rubric臨床判斷量表及自擬的知識問卷評價學習成效;最後,訪談15名研究樣本對兩種教學策略的看法。並以滿意自信量表評估高擬真模擬教學組對教學的滿意及自信程度。
結果:本研究結果顯示:高擬真模擬教學組在介入措施後臨床判斷總分平均分數達到“初級至發展中水平”。臨床判斷總分中位數在介入前後沒有統計上的顯著差異(p=0.42);僅有臨床判斷中反應階段分數於介入後呈顯著進步(p=0.01);介入後知識分數也呈顯著進步。個案分析教學組在介入措施後臨床判斷總分平均分數達到“發展中水平”。臨床判斷總分中位數在介入後顯著高於介入前(p<0.01),而且介入後臨床判斷中注意階段、解釋階段及反應階段分數呈顯著進步(p<0.01);介入後知識分數也呈顯著進步。比較兩組的介入成效發現高擬真模擬教學組與個案分析教學組在介入後的臨床判斷總分中位數及知識分數中位數没有統計學差異;僅有的差異是介入後個案分析教學組臨床判斷中解釋階段分數優於高擬真模擬教學組。另外,焦點訪談發現研究樣本對兩種教學策略都呈滿意態度。
結論:個案分析教學教師以即時提出引導的問題讓研究樣本討論及思考,能營造合適學習的氣氛,這有利於研究樣本在臨床判斷中注意階段、解釋階段及反應階段分數的提升;而且更使得他們的解釋階段分數優於高擬真模擬教學組。另外,理論教學結合兩種教學策略的任一種,均可以讓研究樣本通過教育、個人經驗、共享、複習,而使知識分數顯著提高。未來進一步以長期追蹤研究瞭解高擬真模擬教學/個案分析教學執行次數對臨床判斷能力提升的效果。研究者並依據研究結果對高擬真模擬教學的設計及安排提出建議。
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dc.description.abstractBackground: Clinical judgment is one of the core competence of nursing education. The aim of this study is to validate the causality of the high fidelity simulation teaching / case study teaching and clinical judgment; to compare the impact of two teaching strategies on clinical judgment and knowledge; and to explore the students’ view of the two teaching strategies through a quasi-experimental research.
Method: This is a quasi-experimental pre-test and post-test study with a focus group interview. 69 year two BSN students who took the subject “Adult Nursing --- Oxygenation and Maintenance” in a nursing college in Macau were willing to participate in this study; they were randomly assigned to the high fidelity simulation group and the case study group. After studying the lecture “Patient Care of Heart Failure”, one group received high fidelity teaching in nursing lab and the other group received case study teaching in classroom to learn “heart failure patient care” with clinical judgment approach respectively. And the learning outcomes of two groups were evaluated with Lasater Clinical Judgment Rubric and self-designed knowledge questionnaire. Finally, total 15 students joined the focus group interview to express their view of two teaching strategies; and the high fidelity simulation group completed satisfaction and self-confidence questionnaire.
Result: The results show: The high fidelity simulation group achieved the “beginning to developing level” of clinical judgment after intervention. In this group, there is no significant improvement (p=0.42) on the median of clinical judgment, only the median of “responding stage” of clinical judgment and knowledge indicate significant improvement (p=0.01, p<0.01). The case study group achieved the “developing level” of clinical judgment after intervention. In case study group, the median of clinical judgment shows significant improvement (p=0.01), the median of “noticing stage”, “interpreting stage” and “responding stage” of clinical judgment and knowledge also show significant improvement (p<0.01). On the other hand, there is no statistical difference on the median of clinical judgment between high fidelity simulation group and case study group, but the score of the“interpreting stage” of clinical judgment in case study group is better than the high fidelity simulation group significantly. The students expressed the satisfaction of the two teaching strategies in the focus group interviews.
Conclusion: The guiding questions for discussion and thinking in case study group create an atmosphere of learning; it is good for students to improve the score of “noticing stage” “interpreting stage” and “responding stage” of clinical judgment; and it cause that the score of“interpreting stage” of clinical judgment in case study group is better than the high fidelity simulation group especially. On the other hand, the two teaching strategies combined with theoretical teaching enable the students to acquire knowledge through teaching, experience, sharing and reviewing. For the future, a longitudinal study should be executed to validate the times of high fidelity teaching/case study teaching to improve students’ clinical judgment. Researcher also suggest the design and the arrangement of high fidelity simulation teaching based on the result of this study.
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dc.description.tableofcontents目錄 
論文口試委員會審定書 I
謝辭 II
中文摘要 III
英文摘要 V
目錄 VII
表目錄 XII
圖目錄 XV
第一章 緒論 1
第一節 研究背景與研究動機 1
第二節 研究目的 3
第二章 文獻查證 4
第一節 高擬真模擬教學 4
一、 高擬真模擬教學概論 4
二、 高擬真模擬教學理論 6
三、 高擬真模擬教學設計 8
第二節 高擬真模擬教學成效評估 24
一、 後設分析查證結果之教學成效 24
二、 文獻查證結果之成效分類 25
三、 文獻查證結果之分析 69
第三節 個案分析教學 87
一、 個案分析教學概論 87
二、 個案分析教學設計 89
第四節 個案分析教學成效評估 90
一、 後設分析查證結果之教學成效 90
二、 文獻查證結果之成效分類 91
三、 文獻查證結果之分析 104
第五節 成效導向課程設計 110
一、 成效導向教育 110
二、 學習成效 111
三、 教學策略 113
四、 教學評價方法 117
第三章 研究方法 119
第一節 研究設計 119
第二節 研究架構 120
第三節 研究假設 121
第四節 名詞界定 122
一、 操作性定義 122
第五節 研究場所 123
一、 研究場所 123
二、 研究場所隸屬機構特點 123
第六節 研究對象 124
一、 研究對象及樣本 124
二、 樣本量計算 24
三、 招募方法 126
第七節 研究工具 126
一、 情境案例 126
二、 Lasater Clinical Judgment Rubric量表及反思記錄表
(臨床判斷評分) 127
三、 知識問卷 130
四、 學生滿意及自信量表 133
五、 焦點訪談 134
第八節 研究工具信效度 134
一、 表面及內容效度檢定 134
二、 建構效度檢定 153
三、 內在一致性檢定 155
四、 再測信度檢定 156
五、 檢測者一致性檢定 158
第九節 研究步驟 162
第十節 資料分析方法 170
第十一節 研究倫理考量 170
第四章 研究結果 172
第一節 基本資料 172
一、 研究樣本資料 172
二、 研究樣本參與率及問卷回收率 173
三、 研究樣本同質性 174
第二節 臨床判斷測試結果 176
第三節 知識問卷測試結果 197
第四節 學生滿意及自信測試結果 209
第五節 焦點訪談結果 213
一、 兩種教學的優點與缺點 213
二、 學習角色對學習的影響 217
三、 對學習臨床判斷的影響 218
四、 教學安排的建議 218
第五章 討論 219
第一節 兩種教學策略在臨床判斷的成效 219
一、 個案分析教學有助提升臨床判斷中注意、解釋、反應階段分數、臨床判斷總分分數及臨床判斷提升至“發展中水平” 219
二、 高擬真模擬教學可提升反應階段分數,但無助提升臨床判斷總體分數,臨床判斷維持“初級至發展中水平” 221
三、 比較兩種教學策略對臨床判斷的影響 222
第二節 知識獲得的成效 223
一、 理論結合兩種教學策略有助知識的獲得 223
二、 兩種教學策略在知識獲得上没有分別 224
第三節 學生對兩種教學策略的滿意度 225
第六章 結論與限制 226
第一節 結論 226
第二節 建議 227
一、 套用模板設計符合需求的高擬真模擬教學情境案例 227
二、 高擬真模擬情境用於測試時案例的選擇 227
三、 以多方式評價學習成效 227
四、 學生學習前準備 228
五、 高擬真模擬情境教學的安排 228
六、 未來研究 228
第三節 研究限制 228
一、 研究設計方面 228
二、 研究工具方面 229
四、 研究結果外推性 229
參考文獻 230
中文部分 230
英文部分 230
附錄 242
附錄一 同意研究進行證明書 242
附錄二 研究對象參與研究知情同意書 243
附錄三 量表使用同意信件 244
附錄三.一 學生滿意及信心量表使用同意信 .244
附錄三.二 Lasater Clinical Judgment Rubric量表使用同意信
件 246
附錄四 臨床判斷情境案例及知識問卷專家效度專家名單 248
附錄五 正式版量表 249
附錄五.一 知識問卷 249
附錄五.二 學生滿意及信心量表 253
附錄五.三 Lasater Clinical Judgment Rubric量表 254
附錄五.四 Lasater Clinical Judgment Rubric量表(本研究評分
版本) 256
附錄五.五 反思記錄表 258
附錄六 臨床判斷情境案例 259
附錄六.一 介入前臨床判斷測試案例(教師版) 259
附錄六.二 介入前臨床判斷測試案例(學生版) 266
附錄六.三 臨床判斷模擬教學情境案例(教師版) 267
附錄六.四 臨床判斷模擬教學情境案例(學生版) 278
附錄六.五 介入後臨床判斷測試案例(教師版) 280
附錄六.六 介入後臨床判斷測試案例(學生版) 290
dc.language.isozh-TW
dc.subject臨床判斷zh_TW
dc.subject滿意自信zh_TW
dc.subject高擬真模擬教學zh_TW
dc.subject個案分析教學zh_TW
dc.subject知識獲得zh_TW
dc.subjectknowledge acquisitionen
dc.subjectsatisfaction and self-confidenceen
dc.subjecthigh fidelity simulationen
dc.subjectcase studyen
dc.subjectclinical judgmenten
dc.title比較高擬真模擬教學與個案分析教學對護理學生知識獲得及臨床判斷之成效zh_TW
dc.titleA study of comparing the effect of high fidelity simulation and case study teaching strategies on knowledge acquisition and clinical judgment of nursing studentsen
dc.typeThesis
dc.date.schoolyear106-1
dc.description.degree博士
dc.contributor.oralexamcommittee戴玉慈(Yu-Tzu Dai),許麗齡(Li-Ling Hsu),胡文郁(Wen-Yu Hu),鍾聿琳(Ue-Lin Chung)
dc.subject.keyword高擬真模擬教學,個案分析教學,臨床判斷,知識獲得,滿意自信,zh_TW
dc.subject.keywordhigh fidelity simulation,case study,clinical judgment,knowledge acquisition,satisfaction and self-confidence,en
dc.relation.page290
dc.identifier.doi10.6342/NTU201704343
dc.rights.note有償授權
dc.date.accepted2018-02-08
dc.contributor.author-college醫學院zh_TW
dc.contributor.author-dept護理學研究所zh_TW
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