Guichun Lin, Wenting Zhou, Qing Lin, Dingping Wang, Yalan Yang, Hong Zhou
Analysis of the Effect of High-Simulation Teaching on Nursing Students' Learning of Nursing Knowledge on Double J Tubes after Ureteral Soft Scope Lithotomy
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laparoscopic assistance often entrusted less experienced individuals residents medical students operating room nurses important note typically receive little formal laparoscopic training deficiency lead poor visibility minimally invasive surgery thus increasing risk errors moreover operating room nurses medical students currently included key users structured laparoscopic training programs aim study evaluate laparoscopic skills nurses clinical medical postgraduate students residents undergoing virtual reality training additionally aimed compare differences laparoscopic skills among different groups nursesstudentsresidents virtual reality training operating room nurses clinical medical postgraduate students residents tertiary grade hospital china march 2022 selected participants participants required complete laparoscopic simulation training course 6 consecutive weeks one task four training modules selected evaluation indicator beforeandafter selfcontrol study used compare basic laparoscopic skills participants laparoscopic skill competency compared groups operating room nurses clinical medical postgraduate students residents twentyseven operating room nurses 31 clinical medical postgraduate students 16 residents included training course scores navigation training module task training module coordination training module surgical skills training module different groups operating room nursesclinical medical postgraduateresidents laparoscopic simulation training statistically significant p 005 laparoscopic simulation training statistically significant difference training course scores different groups surgical level scores training course compared operating room nurses clinical medical postgraduate students residents showed significant increases p 005 findings show significant improvement laparoscopic skills following virtual surgery simulation training across participant groups integration virtual surgery simulation technology surgical training holds promise bridging gap laparoscopic skill development among health care professionals