1고려대학교 간호대학 교수
2고려대학교 간호대학 대학원생
1Professor, College of Nursing, Korea University, Seoul, Korea
2Graduate Student, College of Nursing, Korea University, Seoul, Korea
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Article number | Authors (years) | Country of origin | Research design | Participant | Intervention | Session (min) | Variables | Instruments | Results |
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A1 | Cho & Eom (2023) [21] | Republic of Korea | A single-group repeated measures experimental design | Nursing students | Communication competency enhancement program using role-play | 6 sessions (120 min/3 times a week) | ∙ Communication knowledge | ∙ Communication knowledge instrument | Communication knowledge, communication self-efficacy, and learning motivation were improved |
∙ Communication self-efficacy | |||||||||
∙ Learning motivation | ∙ Modified counseling self-estimate inventory | ||||||||
∙ Transfer motivation | ∙ Modified instructional materials motivation survey | ||||||||
∙ CPX | ∙ Transfer motivation instrument | ||||||||
A2 | Yang (2023) [20] | Republic of Korea | Developing NVC training program study | Novice nurses | Internet-delivered nonviolent-communication training program | 10 sessions (20 min) | |||
A3 | Suh & Han (2022) [19] | Republic of Korea | One-group pretest-posttest experimental study | Nursing students | A psychiatric and mental health nursing practice program based on blended learning | 10 sessions (540 min/5 online sessions and 5 offline sessions) | ∙ Communication competency | ∙ Interpersonal communication competence scale | Communication competency, self-efficacy for group work, learning transfer motivation were improved |
∙ Self-efficacy for group work | ∙ Self-efficacy for group work instrument | ||||||||
∙ Learning transfer motivation | ∙ Learning transfer motivation instrument | ||||||||
A4 | Choe (2021) [22] | Republic of Korea | One-group pretest-posttest quasi-experimental study | Nursing students | Online communication courses using role-play and group activities | 13 sessions (100 min) | ∙ Communication competence | ∙ Global interpersonal communication competence scale | Communication competence, self-efficacy, relationship competence were improved |
∙ Self-efficacy | |||||||||
∙ Relationship competence | ∙ Self-efficacy instrument relationship change scale | ||||||||
A5 | Song (2020) [16] | Republic of Korea | One-group pretest-posttest experimental study | Nursing students | Online a psychiatric and mental health nursing practice program | 10 session (480 min) | ∙ Social and emotional assets | ∙ Social and emotional assets and resilience scale | Social and emotional assets, communication self-efficacy, communication competence were improved |
∙ Communication self-efficacy | ∙ Counseling self-estimate inventory | ||||||||
∙ Communication competence | ∙ Communication competence instrument | ||||||||
A6 | Chung et al. (2022) [23] | Hong Kong, China | Randomised controlled trial | Nursing students | Blended learning program in enhancing the communication skill | 2 session (120 min; one face-to-face training/2 weeks online module) | ∙ Communication skill competence | ∙ SBAR communication | Communication skill, clarity, and self-efficacy were improved |
∙ Communication clarity | ∙ Communication clarity tool | ||||||||
∙ Self-efficacy | ∙ Visual analogue scale (VAS) | ||||||||
A7 | Liaw et al. (2020) [24] | Singapore | Randomised controlled trial | Medical and nursing students | Team training in virtual reality | 2 session | ∙ Team communication performance | ∙ Attitudes toward interprofessional health care team (ATHCT) | Both groups reported significant increases in the interprofessional attitudes between posttest and baseline |
∙ Teamwork attitudes | ∙ Interprofessional socialization and valuing scale (ISVS) | ||||||||
A8 | Shorey et al. (2019) [25] | Singapore | Development study | Nursing undergraduates for validity | 4 case scenarios: | ||||
(1) Assessing the pain experienced by a pregnant woman | |||||||||
(2) Taking the history of a depressed patient | |||||||||
(3) Escalating a bleeding episode of a postoperative patient to a physician | |||||||||
(4) Showing empathy to a stressed-out fellow final-year nursing student |