This study investigated the effects of information and communication technology (ICT) learning prior to operative practical training. The subjects were 83 junior-year nursing students at University A. We had the students watch a video about intraoperative nursing before operative practical training, and conducted an anonymous self-administered questionnaire after the training. The questionnaire items were whether they watched the video; whether the video was easy to understand; whether they were interested in operative practical training; how well they understood operative nursing; whether the video reduced their anxiety about operative practical training; whether the video was helpful in operative practical training; and other benefits and necessary improvements of watching the video. The results were analyzed using Spearman’s rank correlation coefficients. A correlation was found between whether the video was easy to understand and whether they were interested in operative practical training (r = .592, P < .01); whether the video was easy to understand and whether the video was helpful in operative practical training (r = .508, P < .01); and how well they understood operative nursing and whether the video reduced their anxiety about operative practical training (r = .442, P <.01). The results suggest that the use of ICT can enhance the learning effects of operative practical training.
手術室実習の事前学習にICTを活用したことによる学習効果
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