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Effects of a Closed-Loop "Subspecialty-Mapping-Questioning" Model Based on Cognitive Load Theory on the Clinical Decision-Making Ability of ICU Nurses: A Mixed-Methods Study

2025-12-20

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Background: In intensive care unit (ICU), traditional training models fail to meet the integrated cognitive demands. Additionally, subspecialty training and mind mapping have rarely been applied with a unifying theoretical framework for knowledge retention. <bold>Aims</bold> : Based on the Cognitive Load Theory and experiential learning cycle, this study aimed to construct and valid...

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e99b3ab2-05ec-56bf-95e5-51517d332ac2
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7984688/v1
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