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Showing 1 to 20 of 35 for “"nursing curricula"”.
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The development of an evidence-based conceptual framework for undergraduate nursing curricula in Sri Lanka.
Background In Sri Lanka, nursing education is moving from a 3-year general nursing certificate to a 4-year university bachelor degree. In this transitional stage, the development of a conceptual framework that uses evidence to underpin undergraduate nursing education is a crucially important step …
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The relationship between informatics in the undergraduate nursing curricula and the preparation of nurses for practice
… of information and computer based technologies, Nursing Informatics, which encompasses the use of such technologies, is of increasing importance as it facilitates practitioners' access to current information on which to base such care. The purpose of this study was to investigate the congruence …
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Making Sense of Praxis Within an Evolving Clinical Context: A Grounded Theory of Nursing Student Learning Transfer
Nursing curricula are challenged to align with the growing and developing body of nursing knowledge and adequately cover various knowledge areas, including pathophysiology, pharmacotherapeutics, physical health assessment, communication, psychomotor skill development, ethics, leadership, and …
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What Nursing Students Perceive as the Caring Ethic
… of this study is inductive discovery of what nursing students perceive as the caring ethic in their nursing curricula.
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Derrida, Deconstruction and a Dialogue on the Contemporary Nursing Curriculum
… on the disconnect between student learning and nursing education within the academy. By entering into a thoughtful, reasoned and responsible critique of the nursing curriculum, this journey of discovery examines those constructs integral to nursing education: students, teachers, identity, the …
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Curriculum design for pre-registration nurse education: meeting skill requirements.
… need to address this within the pre-registration nursing curricula. This study, questions whether the pre-registration nursing curricula is failing newly qualified nurses by not adequately preparing them to cope with the complexities of practical skills within the clinical environment. This skill …
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Identifying Concerns with Integrating the QSEN Quality Improvement Competency from the Perspective of Full-Time Nurse Educators Across the United States: Implications for Nursing Education
Over a decade ago, 14 nursing leaders developed six Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) competencies, transforming nursing education. Despite the QSEN developers' valiant efforts to integrate the QSEN competencies into nursing curricula, the diffusion by faculty is slow, inconsistent, …
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Integration of end of life concepts into the curriculum of an Associate of Science in nursing program
… (EOL) education is missing or deficient among nursing curricula across the United States. Nursing educators have debated over the most effective teaching modality to implement EOL concepts among nursing curricula with little consensus. Since 2000, the End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium …
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Factors influencing the importance of incorporating competencies regarding mass casualty incidents into baccalaureate-degree nursing programs as perceived by currently employed faculty
… victims. Although others expect a knowledgeable nursing response, the majority of nurse educators have not received mass casualty preparation and they hesitate to incorporate disaster preparedness into nursing curricula. The purpose of this study was to identify factors that influence the …
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The nurse's spirit: The lived experience of spirituality for nurses who work in palliative care settings
… Conclusions: Results of this study can inform nursing curricula and positively influence nursing practice by increasing our understanding of the perception of spirituality in hospice/palliative care nurses.
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Phenomenological study of student nurses’ preparedness for delivering culturally competent care upon graduation
… preparedness of cultural competence in their nursing training. Campinha-Bacote’s (2002) theory of cultural competence was adopted as a conceptual framework for this study. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews with ten student nurses recruited from one of the London …
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The impact of education on healthcare provider's confidence and competence in LGBTQIA+ patient care
… The limited inclusion of LGBTQIA+ content in nursing curricula contributes to ongoing disparities, including delayed care, misdiagnoses, and decreased patient trust. Purpose: This project aimed to assess the impact of a targeted educational intervention on improving healthcare providers' …
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Heterosexism and Homophobia Among Students Participating in a Bachelor of Science Nursing Program
… participating in a Bachelor’s of Science nursing program.</p> <p><strong>Design</strong>: A quantitative, descriptive, and non-experimental design was used.</p> <p><strong>Methods</strong>: The study employed a convenience sample of 245 nursing students recruited from a university’s …
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Nursing as social responsibility: implications for democracy from the life perspective of Lavinia Lloyd Dock (1858-1956)
… Lloyd Dock's (1858-1956) re-envisioning of nursing and caring as social responsibility and the implications of this conceptualization for democracy. Dock was an American nurse, educator, settlement worker, suffragist, pacifist, social activist, writer, and historian. Her conception of …
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Preventing Deaths by Writing: In Search of a Prescriptive Software Solution for Curing Student Writing Ills in Postsecondary Nursing Education
<p>Life and death represent the nursing field, and to a number of educators, helping nursing students to develop effective writing skills is equally seen as a life and death matter. A lack of proficiency in writing may literally be the death of a nursing student’s college hopes, but more …
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Vicarious learning and perceived self-efficacy among pre-licensure nursing students during pediatric end-of-life situations
Despite decades of acknowledgement among nursing academics and organizations, end-of-life (EOL) nursing education is significantly lacking. Insufficient EOL care education leaves nursing students feeling ill-prepared to adequately care for clients and their loved ones at EOL. Though the literature …
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Cultural Competence: An Issue For Education
… Therefore, it is critical for all schools of nursing to focus on the topic of diversity throughout curricula. In order to graduate nursing students who are prepared to deliver culturally competent services in professional health care vocations, it is essential for educators to provide students …
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The Experience of Transitioning to the Caregiving Role for a Family Member with Alzheimer's Disease or a Related Dementia
… a way out. Findings have implications for nursing curricula and practice as participants expressed a need for opportunities for communication and access to resources. The findings also suggest the need for health care planning early in the disease process. Policy implications include the …
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Critical thinking skills in nursing students progressing through a nursing curriculum
… sophomore, junior and senior baccalaureate nursing students in levels of critical thinking skills? What demographic variables are related to critical thinking?Critical thinking was equated with the problem-solving process in the nursing process and defined as the ability to collect and …
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