Integration of Human and Technological Capabilities in Modern Nursing Education A Decision-Making Analysis
Nursing education has undergone significant changes to address the growing demands of healthcare systems, the diversity of patient populations, and advances in educational technology.Among these, Highfidelity simulation has become an essential tool for improving learning outcomes experiences.However, its effectiveness, particularly in producing positive outcomes in nursing education, is a matter of debate.Historical approaches to simulation from role-playing and case studies to mechanical simulations such as injecting oranges or performing CPR on static manikins highlight its long-standing integration into nursing teaching.Research is valuable for its light various aspects of human knowledge and its application to real-world challenges.In fields as diverse as education, nursing, technology, and decision-making, research serves as the foundation for innovation, evidence-based practice, and informed policymaking.Each of the 50 chapters offers unique insights into their respective domains, providing data, critical analysis, and proposed improvements.Alternatives: Personality Features (C1), Human Skills (C2), Conceptual Skills (C3), Technical Skills (C4), Rules and Regulations (C5).Evaluation Parameters: Equal importance, A little more importance, importance, Absolute importance, More importance.The results show that Human Skills (C2) received the highest ranking, whereas Personality Features (C1) received the lowest ranking.According to the WSM method, Human Skills (C2) ranks highest in terms of its value for Nursing education in Data Set.
Publication Details
- Journal
- Journal on Innovations in Teaching and Learning
- Published
- 2025-03-01
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.46632/jitl/4/1/15
- Primary Topic
- Knowledge Management and Technology
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00