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Death Education in Baccalaureate Nursing Programs

Journal of Nursing Education, 1986
These findings reveal that an emphasis on death and dying in baccalaureate nursing schools has definitely increased over the past 20 years. Ninety-five percent of the schools reported here have some emphasis on death and dying. The majority of nursing students take the death and dying offerings.
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Inclusivity in Baccalaureate Nursing Education: A Scoping Study

Journal of Professional Nursing, 2020
Inclusivity, the intentional incorporation of practices that foster a sense of belonging by promoting meaningful interactions among persons and groups representing different traits, perceptions and experiences, is a prerequisite for excellence in nursing education.
Maureen, Metzger, Tomeka, Dowling, Janice, Guinn, Daniel T, Wilson   +3 more
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A cancer nursing curriculum guide for baccalaureate nursing education

Cancer Nursing, 1995
Cancer is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in the United States, affecting one of four Americans. Many nurses without specialized oncology preparation will provide counsel and care for people at risk for or with cancer. In recognition of the cancer-related educational needs for all nurses in the wide variety of health care settings, the ...
L, Sarna, R, McCorkle
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Baccalaureate Education of Nurses vs OR Experience

AORN Journal, 1965
As a director of nursing service I feel great concern as to who will be in charge of the operating room ten years from now. If we continue in the direction we are going there will be no nurses there! For some time now, those responsible for directing collegiate programs have assumed that operating room nursing is not patientcentered and that only the ...
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Professional education: Post-baccalaureate education for professional nursing

Journal of Professional Nursing, 1986
Recent trends in higher education toward increasing liberal arts foundations in professional education have precipitated a demand to re-examine educational requirements in nursing. Historical and philosophic perspectives are reviewed with regard to the balance between generalized liberal arts education and specialized professional education; the ...
J A, Sakalys, J, Watson
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Integrating the Curriculum to Advance Baccalaureate Nursing Education

Journal of Nursing Education, 2008
In 2004, the School of Nursing at the University at Buffalo began a program in which individuals with a degree in another field could complete an intensive 12-month program leading to a baccalaureate degree in nursing. Curriculum design using courses from the basic baccalaureate and RN-to-BS program, as well as graduate courses, not only provided the ...
Martha J, Kemsley, Elizabeth, Riegle
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Baccalaureate nursing education

Holistic Nursing Practice, 1989
The concept of home care has been an intricate domain of professional nursing practice for over 100 years. Home health care as the new frontier in health care delivery, although not new to professional nursing, is an exciting challenge for professional nursing practice.
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The Development of a Clinical Nurse Scholar in Baccalaureate Education

Journal of Professional Nursing, 2015
The purpose of this national study was to explore the vision of chief academic officers for baccalaureate nursing education. We invited chief academic nursing officers, randomly selected from a representative sample of accredited baccalaureate nursing programs to participate in the study.
Judy A, Beal, Joan M, Riley
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Baccalaureate Nursing Education At Extension Sites: A Survey

Journal of Nursing Education, 1986
The use of extension sites in baccalaureate nursing education has increased significantly since 1978. This survey found that the majority of extension sites were developed for RNs although large numbers of generic students are also served. The use of extension sites ranges from delivering selected courses away from the lead campus to delivering an ...
J C, Tiffany, J Z, Burson
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Critical Care Nursing Education at the Baccalaureate Level

Nurse Educator, 1992
Traditionally, only experienced nurses were selected to work in critical care. New graduates, however, are being hired for practice in critical care units despite controversy over the suitability of this setting for beginning practitioners. In this article, the authors describe the development of an undergraduate course in critical care nursing ...
M H, Oermann, D, Dunn, L, Munro, K, Monahan   +3 more
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