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Creativity Fostering Behaviors in the Nurse Educator
The purpose of this descriptive study of 93 BSN nurse educators in the State of California was to examine the relationship between creativity fostering behaviors in the nurse educator and intrinsic motivation, creativity fostering behaviors and the teaching/learning goals, and creativity fostering …
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The Clinical Nurse Educator Mentorship Support Model
… research, examined the role of the Clinical Nurse Educator in shaping an organizational culture of mentorship. This study is important because it looks beyond the mentoring relationships that exist between the experienced and less experienced nurse toward understanding the processes and …
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Critical Thinking: Are We Educating the Nurse Educator?
… health care arena demands a professional nurse who employs critical thinking. It is assumed that the nurse educator will facilitate these critical thinking skills in the student nurse through use of various teaching-learning methods. A variety of methods to enhance critical thinking in the …
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The influence of communities of practice on community college nurse educator identity
Nurses who transition from clinical practice to nursing education experience challenges which may affect their sense of professional identity and lead to frustration in the faculty role (Adams, 2011; Boyd & Lawley, 2009; Duffy, 2013; Schoening, 2013). That frustration may lead nurse educators to …
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Nurse Faculty Job Satisfaction: Development and Evaluation of the Nurse Educator Satisfaction Index
<p>ABSTRACT</p> <p> NURSE FACULTY JOB SATISFACTION: DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION</p> <p>OF THE</p> <p>NURSE EDUCATOR SATISFACTION INDEX</p> <p>The nursing faculty shortage in American is predicted to worsen in the near future. This faculty shortage negatively impacts nursing practice by limiting the …
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The role of the nurse educator within the dynamics of educational change in South Africa
… descriptive survey to study the role of the nurse educator within the dynamics of educational change in South Africa. Other aspects that were explored included the state of the general government was put in power and the implications thereof for nursing education. An in-depth discussion of …
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Stories of becoming and being an associate degree nurse educator: A narrative inquiry study examining how participants' ways of knowing evolved through their experiences
… of the experiences of three associate degree nurse educators and how they evolved in the way they viewed their world as they transitioned in their role from nurse expert to experienced nurse educator. As associate degree nursing education is the most commonly reported initial nursing education …
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Nurse Educators' Consensus Opinion On Using An Academic Electronic Health Record: A Delphi Study
… of this study was to determine the opinions of nurse educators in the state of North Dakota (ND) who were using the academic Electronic Health Record (EHR) known as SimChart. In this dissertation research study, factors that either hindered or facilitated the introduction of SimChart in nursing …
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Self-Care and the Female Nurse Eductor: a Feminist Perspective
Nurse educators play an important role in the academe of developing competent nurses.Students moving from pre-requisite courses to a professional program can be challenging. at the same time, navigating the new milieu of academia can place stress on the novice educator, causing a decrease in …
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A Cross-Case Study: The Personal and Professional Challenges Experienced by Nurse Educators at Three Midwestern Colleges and Universities During the Covid-19 Pandemic
… system in the United States, especially nursing. Nurse educators are essential to educating the next generation of nurses, but they are in short supply while the need for nurses is growing. There is limited research on the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on nurse educators’ wellbeing. …
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Nursing as social responsibility: implications for democracy from the life perspective of Lavinia Lloyd Dock (1858-1956)
… for democracy. Dock was an American nurse, educator, settlement worker, suffragist, pacifist, social activist, writer, and historian. Her conception of holistic welfare embodied a 'new ideal' of society (Dock 1907, p. 899), a new understanding of democracy, and an expression of …
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Improving Management of Inpatient Blood Glucose
… has been provided to the medical-surgical staff nurses in addition to the conduction of a formal presentation to the Nurse Educator Forum and Diabetes Champion Committee for hospital wide dissemination. </p> <p><strong> </strong></p>
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Development of a Breastfeeding Class Specifically for Working Moms
… Outcomes Manager with focus of the role of nurse educator has potential to help organizations meet the goal of increasing the percentage of exclusively breastfed babies in accordance with the Healthy People 2020 goals of 42.6% of mothers exclusively breastfeeding their infants at 3 months …
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Community College Adjuncts: From Information Seeking to Identity Formation
… toward becoming confident and competent educators. Using the final two stages of Schoening's (2013) Nurse Educator Transition (NET) Model as a framework, this qualitative study examines the transitions of nine biology and chemistry adjuncts at College Alpha, which is a community college …
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Dedicated Education Units: Dothey Improve Student Satisfaction?
… in the future, a severe shortage of registered nurses and nurse educators. Currently hospitals and universities are experiencing difficulty in filling nurse educator positions. Students are applying to nursing school and are being turned away due to the nurse faculty shortage. Colleges of …
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Pride and prejudice : the socialisation of nurse educators
… of socialisation through the experiences of nurse educators within a United Kingdom context in one higher education institution in the Northwest of England. Built upon the assumption that nurse educators‘ practices and dispositions are shaped and affected by the sociocultural field in which …
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