Randomized Trials Show AI Interventions Lack Consistent Advantage in Nursing Education
A scoping review of 31 randomized trials found that artificial intelligence educational interventions offer no consistent advantage over established teaching ...
A scoping review of 31 randomized trials found that artificial intelligence educational interventions offer no consistent advantage over established teaching ...
A four-year longitudinal study indicates that high-fidelity simulation training significantly improves clinical decision-making self-confidence and reduces anxiety among first-year nursing ...
A seemingly unrelated regression study of 400 Ghanaian teacher trainees found that self-efficacy consistently predicted higher twenty-first-century skills, while self-esteem ...
A study of 176 Taiwanese K-12 educators found that perceived ability and self-confidence, rather than program understanding, are the primary ...
A cross-sectional study of 164 pregnant women in Türkiye found that body image dissatisfaction was negatively associated with happiness, while ...
A blinded-rater study of 92 preschoolers and 70 adults found adults produced more novel and effective creative work, while children ...
A cross-sectional study of 73 nursing students found that satisfaction and self-confidence scores were high after immersive virtual reality simulation ...
A cross-sectional survey of 428 undergraduate nursing students at two Palestinian universities found moderate Basic Life Support knowledge, low-to-moderate self-confidence ...
A correlational study of 160 first-time pregnant women in western Mazandaran found that self-confidence, quality of life, and psychological security ...
An exploratory study of 57 physical rehabilitation patients found that most who experienced clinician swearing reported neutral to positive effects ...
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