Effects of mobile learning applications for physical examination among nurse students: Use of the cardiovascular system

Mobile learning applications improve students' skill performance to a greater degree than traditional face-to-face teaching. It is recommended that teachers implement mobile learning applications in nursing courses, test these methods in various settings to evaluate their impact and use these findings to update the curriculum based on current educational needs.

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Nurse Education in Practice
Published
2025-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nepr.2025.104620
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Mobile Learning in Education
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Effects of mobile learning applications for physical examination among nurse students: Use of the cardiovascular system

S.M. Chen, Shu-Mei Chao, Hui-Chun Chao
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Nurse Education in Practice
Mobile Learning in Education
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Effects of mobile learning applications for physical examination among nurse students: Use of the cardiovascular system

S.M. Chen, Shu-Mei Chao, Hui-Chun Chao
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Abstract

Mobile learning applications improve students' skill performance to a greater degree than traditional face-to-face teaching. It is recommended that teachers implement mobile learning applications in nursing courses, test these methods in various settings to evaluate their impact and use these findings to update the curriculum based on current educational needs.

Nurse Education in PracticeVol. 89
Tzu Chi College of Technology (TW), Tzu Chi University (TW), National Dong Hwa University (TW)
Openalex Percentile: Top 6%
Mobile Learning in Education
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