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Yang, L., Xu, M., Kuang, J., Zhou, K., Zhu, X., Kong, L., QI, L. and Liu, H. (2022) Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected Nursing Students’ Career Self-Efficacy and Professional Calling? The Mediating Impact of Professional Identity. BMC Medical Education, 22, Article No. 757. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-022-03833-6
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TITLE:
Comparing Basic Social Competencies among Nursing Students before and during the Pandemic
AUTHORS:
Naomi Matsumori
KEYWORDS:
Basic Social Competencies, Nursing Students, COVID-19, Pandemic, Online Learning
JOURNAL NAME:
Open Journal of Nursing,
Vol.13 No.7,
July
31,
2023
ABSTRACT: Background: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the practical curriculum in over 80% of Japanese nursing universities is shorted. The study aimed to clarify the change in basic social competencies among nursing students by comparing their scores before and during the pandemic. Method: Retrospective data from 235 responses from 3rd-grade nursing students were analyzed. The data were separated into two groups—158 respondents before-pandemic and 77 respondents during-pandemic. Respondents were asked to complete a measurement scale two months after the beginning of the 3rd-grade module. Results: Our results showed the during-pandemic group’s averages were higher than the before-pandemic group’s. During the pandemic, nursing students using home-based online learning could not self-evaluate accurately because they could not practice in the field. Conclusion: Nursing students who were studying during the during-pandemic self-assessed themselves higher than those who were studying during the before-pandemic because they could not compare with the other students, and the results showed that misunderstandings may arise.
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