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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"international nurses"”.
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The preceptor experience: The preparedness and support of registered nurses preceptoring international nurses for whom English is a second language
… are adequately prepared and confident to assess internationally registered nurses for whom English is a second language (IRNs-EASL), and to ascertain the level of support they receive when undertaking the role. The changing economic and nursing environment was also considered an important …
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We all have stories to tell: the perception of international nurses regarding self-directed learning in higher education in the UK
International nurses studying in UK higher education are expected to engage in self-directed learning (SDL) but their previous learning experience of rote learning in their home countries predispose them to non-alignment with instructional methods of SDL. This underscores the importance of this …
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'Thank you for telling our story’: An exploration of the needs of migrant nurses undergoing competence assessment for New Zealand registration
… system is heavily dependent on the inflow of internationally qualified nurses. It is becoming increasingly important to understand this group, to be able to attract, retain and develop this essential component of the health care system. While interest has been shown by the research community …
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An Educational Program for Internationally Educated Nurses in Preparatin for the NCLEX-RN Exam
<p>Shortfalls of registered nurses are predicted to be 275,215 in 2010 and 808,416 nationally in the year 2020. The domestically educated nursing workforce is currently not sufficient to meet the U.S. healthcare needs, nor to meet the projected demand of an aging population over the next ten to …
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Registered nurses perceptions of medication administration errors and their management in Saudi Arabian hospitals
… that can cause serious harm and even death. Nurses who are responsible for administering medication at the patient interface have the potential to contribute to the problem by making medication administration errors or preventing errors before medication is given. There are multiple …
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A phenomenological study of the lived experiences of foreign educated nurses working in the United States of America.
… the lived experiences of foreign educated nurses (FENs) working in the United States of America (US). Since World War II, the US has recruited FENs to fill recurring workplace vacancies of registered nurses (RNs). Despite this long history, few studies have examined the lived experiences of …