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An exploration of the teaching evaluation system of clinical nursing
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Abstract
The teaching evaluation system is an important mechanism for the quality assurance of nursing education, which can comprehensively and systematically evaluate the learning effectiveness of students, the teaching quality of teachers, and the scientificity of curriculum design. However, the current evaluation system has some problems, such as the singleness and one-sidedness of evaluation criteria, the limitations and deficiencies of evaluation methods, the singleness and subjectivity of evaluation subjects, the insufficient feedback and application of evaluation results, the disconnection between evaluation system and clinical practice, and the lack of continuous improvement mechanism. In order to promote the continuous improvement of the quality of nursing education, this paper proposes optimization strategies such as establishing diversified evaluation criteria, innovating evaluation methods and technologies, strengthening the feedback and application of evaluation results, strengthening the connection between evaluation system and clinical practice, and establishing an evaluation mechanism for continuous improvement.
Keywords
clinical nursing, teaching evaluation system, explore
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Lin,C. (2025). An exploration of the teaching evaluation system of clinical nursing. Journal of Clinical Technology and Theory,2,20-23.
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