Zhang Guoqiang, Wu Hongwei, Xie Xuehu, et al. Application of LPC teaching model in basic surgery observership for pediatric medical students of five-year program. [J/OL]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 1-4(2024)
DOI:
Zhang Guoqiang, Wu Hongwei, Xie Xuehu, et al. Application of LPC teaching model in basic surgery observership for pediatric medical students of five-year program. [J/OL]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 1-4(2024) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20230707-01650.
Application of LPC teaching model in basic surgery observership for pediatric medical students of five-year program
0.05)。LPC组学生掌握外科学技能操作比例(100.0% vs. 63.9%)、掌握外科学无菌原则比例(100.0% vs. 69.4%)、增强临床能力比例(97.0% vs. 66.7%)、提高沟通能力比例(93.9% vs.72.2%)、增强查阅文献的兴趣比例(90.9% vs. 63.9%)、增强科研的兴趣比例(93.9% vs. 69.4%)、满意教学氛围比例(100.0% vs. 72.2%)、满意见习带教方法比例(100.0% vs. 63.9%)均优于LBL组。
结论
2
LPC教学模式在五年制儿科外科学总论见习教学中的应用效果较LBL教学模式好,值得推广。
Abstract
Objective
2
To evaluate the teaching effects of a comprehensive LPC model (combining lecture-based learning
problem-based learning
and case-based learning) in the observership of basic surgery for pediatric medical students of the five-year program.
Methods
2
We divided 69 students of grades 2019 and 2020 majoring in pediatrics of the five-year program of Capital Medical University who were in the observership of basic surgery at Beijing Friendship Hospital into experimental group (
n
=33
adopting the LPC teaching mode) and control group (
n
=36
using the LBL teaching mode). Teaching and assessment were completed in stages. The two groups were compared in terms of clinical skill practice score
clinical thinking score
observership enthusiasm
and satisfaction with observership teaching. SPSS 25.0 was used for the
t
test
chi-square test
or rank sum test.
Results
2
The LPC group showed significantly higher scores in clinical skill practice (99.91±0.29 vs. 84.72±10.21
P
<
0.05) and clinical thinking (91.06±5.93 vs. 84.31±7.98
P
<
0.05) and significantly better enthusiasm for observership (
P
<
0.05) compared with the LBL group. The LPC group was superior to the LBL group with respect to the proportion of students with proficiency in surgical skills (100.0% vs. 63.9%
P
<
0.05)
the proportion of students with good literacy in aseptic surgical principles (100.0% vs. 69.4%
P
<
0.05)
the proportion of improvement in clinical competency (97.0% vs. 66.7%
P
<
0.05)
the proportion of improvement in communication ability (93.9% vs. 72.2%
P
<
0.05)
the proportion of increase in interest in literature search and review (90.9% vs. 63.9%
P
<
0.05)
the proportion of increase in interest in scientific research (93.9% vs. 69.4%
P
<
0.05)
the proportion of satisfaction with learning atmosphere (100.0% vs. 72.2%
P
<
0.05)
and the proportion of satisfaction with teaching methods (100.0% vs. 63.9%
P
<
0.05).
Conclusion
2
The LPC teaching model shows better effects than LBL in basic surgery observership teaching for pediatric medical students of the five-year program
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