Nursing programs have had to innovate to meet the challenges posed by the pandemic. Restrictions imposed by shutdown orders, social distancing, limited in-person meetings, changes to course delivery and clinical placement requirements, and integrating technology into the classroom like never
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This is the second part of a special two-part article on the importance of nurse preceptorship and mentoring. Click here to read Part One. Ethical Standards, Just Culture, and the Faculty/Mentor/Preceptor – Student Relationship Ethics and standards in nursing are
Teaching, precepting, mentoring, guiding, or instructing are all used interchangeably when describing the role that one takes to teach another in any setting. Effective and passionate role models, who are willing to guide another to learn in the work or
The image of nursing has changed since the days of its founder, Florence Nightingale; however, the devotion is the same. Nursing as a profession, coupled with the men and women who make up its numbers, function as the first line
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Healthcare is rapidly changing before our eyes. In the age of COVID-19, we have seen the rise in the use of technology to render primary care visits, participate in physician consults, perform basic patient intake assessments, and schedule surgical procedures.
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