30th World Congress on
Nursing & Health Care

Chia-Yen Lu

Taiwan Adventist Hospital , Taiwan

Abstract Title:

Impacts of Chatbot with Concept Mapping Features on Nursing Staff’s Learning Performance in Resuscitation educations Training

Biography:

Chia-Yen Lu has dedicated nearly 20 years to clinical nursing, continuously advancing her expertise in critical and acute care while striving for ongoing personal and professional growth. She currently serves as the Head Nurse of the Surgical Ward at a regional teaching hospital. In 2023, she earned her Master’s degree in Healthcare Education and Digital Learning from National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences. Her outstanding contributions and leadership were further recognized in 2024, when she was honored as both an Outstanding Nurse of Taipei City and an Excellent Supervisor

Research Interests:

Since medication safety was subsumed under the global patient safety priority as the core content in 2004, the nursing staff’s competence in handling emergency medications has become critical. Nurses perform high-frequency medication operations on a daily basis and are required to be able to interpret prescriptions immediately. However, high-pressure clinical environments often lead to knowledge gaps in emergency medication administration, which increases risks of medication errors and litigation. Studies indicate that systematic training integrating clinical practice and theories can enhance structured medication knowledge.