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KMID : 1142320220230010051
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Alcohol and Health Behavior Research
2022 Volume.23 No. 1 p.51 ~ p.63
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Non-face-to-face Clinical Practicum Experience of Nursing Students in the COVID-19 Situation
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Jeong Jeong-Hee
Kim Sam-Sook
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Abstract
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Objectives: This study aims to in-depth explore the non-face-to-face clinical practicum experience of nursing students in the COVID-19 situation, and to present the actual situation, problems, learning strategies, and effective measures of non-face-to-face clinical practicum education.
Methods: Data were collected through in-depth interviews with 12 nursing college students who had experience in non-face-to-face clinical practicum using an open-ended questionnaire. The collected data were analyzed through qualitative content analysis.
Results: From the results of this study, 4 general categories and 8 subcategories were derived. The general categories
included: “Non-face-to-face clinical practicum is safe and comfortable without stress”, “Feeling distance between non-face-to-face and on-site clinical practicum”, “Feeling desperate for on-site clinical practicum education”, and “Facing limitations in preparing for employment due to lack of clinical practicum experience”.
Conclusions: It is necessary to continuously review ways to reduce the difference between alternative practicum, such as simulation-based practicum with increased field reproduction, and on-site practicum. In addition, it is necessary to develop standardized alternative practicum programs containing various contents, immediate feedback, and face-to-face practicum.
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KEYWORD
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Nursing students, Education, COVID-19, Qualitative Research
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