The Effect of a Child Model on Breath-Sounds Examination Skills and Satisfaction on Nursing Students.

ABSTRACT: One of nursing students' auscultation critical skills is listening to a child's breathing sounds. Previously, learning this skill required a SimBaby, which was insufficient, causing nursing students to lack proficiency. Therefore, a CHIld Model (CHIM), an innovation emulating breathing sounds, has been invented based on Gagné's learning theory to solve this insufficiency. This article reports on the CHIM invention, consisting of hardware, software, and programming, and its effect on nursing students' breath-sounds examination skills and satisfaction. First, the CHIM was assessed for quality and satisfaction by experts. The results were good in quality and had the highest satisfaction for application in actual use. Second, the CHIM was assessed for auscultation skills and satisfaction among

SUBMITTER: Thamruangrit S 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9323406 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Jun

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature