Application of the Kirkpatrick Model Evaluation System in Traditional Chinese Medicine Nursing Training
Objective:To evaluate the effectiveness of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)nursing training using the Kirkpatrick Model,providing a basis for optimizing TCM nursing in-service training.Methods:A total of 64 clinical nurses from a hospital in Hangzhou were selected using purposive sampling and randomly divided into an experimental group and a control group,with 32 participants in each.The experimental group received TCM nursing training based on the Kirkpatrick Model,while the control group underwent conventional training methods.Training outcomes were compared across the four dimensions of the Kirkpatrick Model:reaction,learning,behavior,and results.Results:The experimental group showed significantly better performance in the reaction,learning,and behavior dimensions compared to the control group(P＜0.05).Conclusion:The Kirkpatrick Model effectively enhances theoretical knowledge and practical skills in TCM nursing training,significantly improving training outcomes.
Kirkpatrick ModelTraditional Chinese MedicineNursingIn-service Training
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