Clinical Teaching Experience of Emergency Nursing Students: 2nd Symposium On Health and Education (SOHE 2019)
Clinical Teaching Experience of Emergency Nursing Students: 2nd Symposium On Health and Education (SOHE 2019)
Clinical Teaching Experience of Emergency Nursing Students: 2nd Symposium On Health and Education (SOHE 2019)
Abstract: Nursing is a comprehensive applied science with strong practicality. Its teaching process is
mainly composed of classroom teaching and clinical practice. Clinical practice will enable nursing
students to combine theoretical knowledge and skills learned in classroom with practice. Clinical
teaching should be based on the characteristics of nursing students and emergency department,
making plans, organizing teaching, carring out discussion and assessment, so that nursing students
can further strengthen the theoretical knowledge and operational skills of first aid during the
emergency practice period, thus laying a solid foundation for becoming a qualified health care
worker in the future. Clinical teaching is an extension of classroom teaching in schools, a bridge
between theory and practice, and a process of applying theoretical knowledge to clinical practice[1]. It
is a comprehensive practical training with the main purpose of cultivating the independent working
ability of nursing students[2].
1.2. Implement the Corresponding Teaching Plan according to the Differences of Nursing
Students in their Respective Specialties
For nursing students, emergency is a strange and novel department. Facing different patients every
day, nursing students generally have a high interest in learning, however, they will feel helpless
because they are new to the patient, and they are even more helpless and nervous when facing
unexpected rescue. The teacher should help the nursing students familiarize themselves with the
environment as soon as possible, eliminate the psychological pressure, and teach them according to
their characteristics. The theoretical knowledge of undergraduate and college nursing students is
comprehensive and systematic, but their practical ability is a little insufficient. Therefore, it is
necessary to let them practice more and give full play to their strong points at the same time, and
arrange small lectures and carry out nursing ward rounds. Nursing students in secondary school
should teach and ask more to consolidate basic knowledge, and fully mobilize the initiative to study.
In short, according to the different situation of each nursing student, there should be some side
weight in teaching.
1.3. Timely Explanation and Patient Instruction
Due to the uncertainty of emergency patients, besides giving a regular lecture once a week. it is
particularly important to have bedside teaching at the same time In the process of teaching. When
encountering special patients and special treatment, the teacher should explain the relevant
knowledge in time, you can take the form of asking questions, and change roles in which the nursing
student assumes that she is the operator and how to deal with the patient's condition,so as to cultivate
the ability of nursing students to combine theory with practice and work independently. In the aspect
of technical operation, the teacher should first let the nursing students review the operating
procedures explained in the textbooks, then watch the teacher's operation, finally guide the nursing
students to operate, and correct their deficiencies. In the process of instruction, we should be careful
and patient, otherwise it is easy for nursing students to have fear and affect the quality of teaching.
1.4. To Hold Regular Symposia
Because of the great fluidity of emergency patients and the large number of unexpected events, there
are often situations in which a certain nurse student sees and participates in a large number of rescue
efforts during the nursing student's internship, while a certain nurse student encounters very few
patients. In order to enable the nursing students to know as much as possible about the emergency
and rescue during the practice period, we should take the form of holding regular forums to let the
nursing students talk about what special patients they have encountered, what experiences they have
when nursing these patients, and what they have learned when nursing these patients. At the same
time, we can let the nursing students evaluate the teacher and give us some opinions and suggestions,
which will help to improve our teaching and improve the teaching quality.
1.5. Comprehensive Examination of Nursing Students before Leaving the Department
The examination is a summary and evaluation of the practice of nursing students in a period of time,
and is also a test of the teaching quality of teaching teachers. Assessment includes two aspects, on
the one hand, it is the peacetime assessment, including labor discipline, learning attitude, observation
and analysis ability, learning and expression, environmental adaptability, unity and cooperation and
so on.The other is the examination of professional knowledge, including the examination of
theoretical knowledge and the examination of technical operation.
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clinical practice. Transform practical knowledge into one's own ability [4]. When the nursing students
saw that the patients they had taken part in the rescue were getting better and successfully revivaled,
they also felt proud to be "angels in white." At the same time, teachers also find their own
shortcomings through the process of teaching, and constantly improve themselves. It exerts
imperceptible educational effect on nursing students with their own firm professional thought and
good professional ethics, which makes nursing students have lofty ideal morality and sentiment, and
become nursing talents with all-round development of morality, intellect, physique and beauty.
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