“Map ourselves through Digital Storytelling”: pedagogical tool to develop self-knowledge skills in advanced practice psychiatric-mental health nursing

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By creating digital stories people are encouraged to reminisce about events with an impact on their life and personal and professional development. This paper aims to determine nurses' perspectives regarding a pedagogical tool - Digital StoryTelling (DST). Our qualitative study design used video focus groups involving 20 master's students in mental health nursing during the academic year 2020/2021. Students highlighted the creative content of digital stories and their potential to develop self-awareness, socio-emotional regulation and interpersonal relationships. The scarce digital literacy and the difficulty in putting emotion in the content of the stories stood out as the main barriers. Thus, a more individualized follow-up will be necessary to help students. Further research may benefit from exploring how the DST tool can assist a more diverse group of users.

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Laranjeira, C., Gomes, J., Carvalho, P., & Querido, A. (2023). “Map ourselves through Digital Storytelling”: pedagogical tool to develop self-knowledge skills in advanced practice psychiatric-mental health nursing. In International Conference on Higher Education Advances (pp. 709–716). Universidad Politecnica de Valencia. https://doi.org/10.4995/HEAd23.2023.16381

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