Background: The core competencies of nursing students have gradually become the focus of attention of nursing educators. Nursing skills competitions are an important form of educational and teaching activity in universities and the nursing track at the Shandong Provincial University Students' Medical Technical Skills Competition gives nursing students an opportunity to demonstrate their clinical skills and knowledge. This study aims to describe the organisation and procedures of the nursing track, analyse the competition results and explore the impact the competition has on the core competencies of the nursing students. This will provide new ideas for future nursing professional education.
Methods: Statistical analysis of the competition results was performed as a means of understanding the current status of theoretical knowledge and clinical skills of nursing students in Shandong Province. The impact of the competition on the core competencies of participating students was analysed by distributing questionnaires to universities in Shandong Province that participated in the competition.
Results: 14 universities with nursing programmes participated in the competition, including eight public universities and six private universities. 220 questionnaires were distributed to nursing students at the participating universities and 218 were ultimately included, demonstrating an efficiency rate of 99.09%.
Conclusions: The 2022 nursing track included the addition of a comprehensive written examination as a means of judging the competencies of nursing students in Shandong Province from a variety of aspects. Skills competitions are effective for improving the core competencies of nursing students and they will become an important means for nursing educators to reform education and improve the core competencies of nursing students in the future.
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