Journal Articles

Nurse Education in Practice

Published by Elsevier Ltd • ISSN: 14715953

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Education of a nurse practitioner in the hospital at home setting: A qualitative study

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Aim(s): To explore barriers, facilitators, and practical implications of educating a nurse practitioner in hospital at home setting from the perspective of the nurse practitioner in training, healthcare professionals, educators, and managers. Background: Hospital at home care is considered promising…

Social constructivist considerations for teaching registered nurses with specific learning disorders: A discussion paper

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Aim: Vygotsky's social constructivist educational pedagogy as a way for registered nurses who teach to build psychologically safe and socially just learning environments for ‘in practice’ registered nurses with specific learning disorders. Background: As a supportive educational brief, specific lear…

Effects of an ARCS-based interactive e-book featuring clinical scenarios on the learning motivation, self-efficacy and practical competence of nursing students in foetal heart rate interpretation

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Aim: To determine the effects of a developed interactive e-book featuring various clinical scenarios based on the ARCS (attention, relevance, confidence and satisfaction) model of motivation on the learning motivation, self-efficacy and FHR interpretation skills of nursing students. Background: This…

The paths of career aspiration for intern nursing students: A fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis

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Aim: This study was conducted to explore the combination of different conditional variables that led to high career aspiration of intern nursing students. Background: A severe shortage of nurses exists nationwide, and nurses’ low career aspiration contribute to high turnover rates and hinder the hig…

Characteristics of nursing educators' professional competency standards: A scoping review

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Aim: To map the characteristics of nursing educators' competency standards for practice from the existing literature, examine the evidence and identify commonalities and differences. Background: Many countries or regions have produced nursing educator standards, however, there is no common set of st…

The influence of supervisory support on clinical learning as experienced by Czech Nursing and health professional students in the context of patient safety events: A qualitative study

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Aim: To explore the influence of supervisory and mentoring relationships on the clinical learning experiences of Czech Nursing and health professional students in the context of patient safety events Background: Clinical experience is integral to healthcare education, shaping skills, behaviours, val…

The effect of formative assessment on students' clinical knowledge, skills and self-efficacy levels

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Aim: This research aims to examine the effect of using formative assessment methods in clinical education on students' knowledge, skills and self-efficacy levels. Background: Formative assessment is used as a method designed to identify areas where students fall short and provide feedback for improv…

Exploration of undergraduate nursing students' perspectives on conducting specialized nursing education during internship: A phenomenological research study

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Aim: To comprehend the perspectives of undergraduate nursing students on conducting specialized nursing education during the internship phase, providing a basis for colleges to formulate plans for specialized nursing education. Background: Nursing specialty in China was included in the national cont…

Newly-graduated nurses’ work-integrated learning: A qualitative study from an educational and occupational perspective

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Aim: The aim of this study was to describe newly graduated nurses’ (NGNs’) experience of work-integrated learning (WIL), from an educational and occupational perspective. Background: NGNs often find themselves unprepared to meet occupational demands on their competence on entering working life, and …

Defining Foundational Competence for Prelicensure and Graduate Nursing Students: A Concept Analysis and Conceptual Model

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Aim: To define the concept of foundational competence as it pertains to prelicensure and graduate nursing students during their educational program, thereby informing pedagogical and assessment practices. Background: Competence has many definitions and uses, however a lack of consensus of a clear an…

The rise and fall of university-based nurse training

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Aim/objective: To consider the future of nurse education and the merits of a university-based course versus vocational training. Background: In the 1990s nurse training in the United Kingdom moved from an apprenticeship model to a university-based education. At about the same time, the two-tier stru…

The usefulness and acceptance of the OSCE in nursing schools

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This qualitative study explores the usefulness and acceptance attributed by students and faculty members to an Objective Structured Clinical Evaluation (OSCE) administered to nursing undergraduates in Catalonia (Spain) for 10 years. Seventy undergraduate nursing students and twelve faculty members p…

Interprofessional learning in practice for pre-registration health care: Interprofessional learning occurs in practice - Is it articulated or celebrated?

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This paper summarises the issues involved in promoting interprofessional learning in practice both on campus and within placement areas with reference to one particular university. National drivers of Interprofessional Learning (IPL) are outlined and then explored in relation to the portfolio of pre…

Developing interprofessional education in the pre-registration curricula: Mission impossible?

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Interprofessional education has long been cited in health and social care policy as a remedy to improve many of the problems faced by the National Health Service (NHS) around co-ordination and collaboration of staff. More recently, this form of education has been acknowledged as having a key role in…