Objective To explore the effect of case-based learning (CBL) based on WeChat platform in orthopedics practice teaching. Methods A total of 101 orthopedic interns in The First Affiliated Hospital of Navy Medical University Hongkou Campus were randomly divided into two groups
with 50 interns in experimental group and 51 interns in control group. The experimental group conducted CBL based on WeChat platform for teaching
and the control group adopted traditional teaching method for teaching. At the end of the internship
the teaching effect on the interns was assessed by the department graduation examination and questionnaire survey. The examination included basic theoretical knowledge and case analysis. Questionnaire survey included active preparation before class
teaching methods
class participation and discussion
interest in class and teaching effect. SPSS 17.0 was used for statistical analysis. Results The total scores of the examinations
theoretical test and case analysis of the interns in the experimental group [(83.58±5.68) points
(49.98±3.71) points
(33.60±2.28) points
respectively] were better than those of the interns in the control group [(80.28±6.04) points
(48.20±4.12) points
(32.08±2.06) points
respectively]
with statistical significance (P < 0.05). The results of the questionnaire survey showed that the interns in the experimental group were significantly more satisfied with the teaching than those in the control group in such aspects as active preparation before class
teaching methods
class participation and discussion
class interest
class effect and satisfaction
and the differences in active preparation
participation and interest were statistically different (P < 0.05). Conclusion In the process of orthopedics practice teaching
the teaching method of CBL based on WeChat platform can mobilize the enthusiasm and participation of students
and can improve the clinical teaching effect of orthopedics
which is worthy of promotion and application in practice teaching.
关键词
微信平台 案例式教学法 骨科 实习
Keywords
WeChat platform Case-based learning Orthopedics Practice