The Effect of the Wisdom Day Camp Program to Nursing Student’s Holistic Health School of Nursing Eastern Asia University

Authors

  • Manowan Makma Faculty of Nursing, Eastern Asia University
  • Tidarat Wisedsak Faculty of Nursing, Eastern Asia University
  • Kalaya Saiatultut Faculty of Nursing, Eastern Asia University

Keywords:

The Wisdom Day Camp Program, Holistic health, Students of nursing

Abstract

This research is a quasi-experimental research. The objective is to study the effects of the Buddhist physical and mental development program on the holistic health of students in the Faculty of Nursing, Eastern Asia University. Population is 4 year Bachelor of Nursing Science students, including 79 freshman nursing students, 90 second-year nursing students, 112 third-year nursing students, 98 fourth-year nursing students and 1 year nursing assistant certificate program 125 people are students in the Faculty of Nursing, Eastern Asia University, a total of 504 students by calculating the sample using the formula of Yamane (1973), resulting in a sample size of 399 people. After that were collected by using the Smart Pulse tool (Smart pulse) measured at the tip of each student's left finger, taking 1 minute each, and using the stress assessment form (ST5) of the Department of Mental Health to assess along with it. The data were then analyzed with the SPSS program by using t-test statistics. The research finding were as follows: 1) The sample group before the experiment had an average stress level measured with a Smart Pulse machine equal to 47.60. The average result stress assessment with ST5 was 5.81. 2). The sample group after the experiment had a mean stress level measured with a Smart Pulse machine equal to 43.89 and the mean stress assessment result with ST5 was 2.16. 3) The post- experimental group had a statistically significant decrease in mean stress levels at the <.05 level

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2024-06-13

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