Interdisciplinarity catalyzes sustained development of nursing discipline

Shang, Shaomei; Li, Dan; Hou, Luoya; Yu, Mei; Wang, Zhiwen

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“…A large number of high‐level nursing professionals with innovative spirit are needed to support the construction of nursing disciplines and improve the level of health services (Baker et al., 2021 ; Hu et al., 2023 ; Shang et al., 2021 ). The training of senior nursing talents cannot be separated from the curriculum setting system based on training objectives (Love & Santana, 2022 ; McCauley et al., 2020 ).…”

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Nursing postgraduates learning experience of professional curriculum in China: A qualitative study

Jiang,

Zhang,

Zhang

et al. 2024

Nursing Open

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AimThis study adopted the qualitative research method, aiming to explore the learning experience of nursing graduate professional curricula in China from the perspective of students and provided a basis for the continuous improvement of nursing graduate training.DesignA qualitative study.MethodsA purposive sampling method was employed to conduct semi‐structured in‐depth interviews with 14 nursing master's students enrolled in professional curricula from September 03, 2021, to December 8, 2022. The Colaizzi seven‐step analysis method was utilized for data analysis, summarization and extraction.ResultsFour themes emerged from the study findings: (i) The study of professional curricula is the cornerstone of scientific research work, but it is relatively boring; (ii) The teaching methods and assessment methods of postgraduate education need to be diversified; (iii) The postgraduate education needs to increase the study time of specialized courses and highlight the specialty characteristics; (iv) the study of professional curricula can enhance the comprehensive ability of postgraduate students.ConclusionThe study of professional curricula for post‐graduate nursing students plays an important role in the development of post‐graduate research and can statistically significant improve their comprehensive ability, but there are some problems such as boring courses, single teaching assessment methods and insufficient time. In the future teaching reform, it is necessary to highlight the specialty characteristics of nursing scientific research, optimize curriculum education and improve students' scientific research knowledge and thinking.Patient and Public ContributionsWe thank all participants for their valuable input throughout the study.

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