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Where Are the Maternal-Child Nursing Graduate Students?
JOGN Nursing, 1977Having become aware of acute shortages of professional nurses who specialize in maternal-child nursing for the purpose of community service or nursing education, a group of faculty at a university school of nursing decided to search for the possible reasons.
Ann Keppler +4 more
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Concerns of Prelicensure Nursing Students Before a Maternal–Newborn Clinical Rotation
Nursing for Women's Health, 2022To describe the concerns of prelicensure nursing students before their clinical rotation in the maternal-newborn setting.Qualitative descriptive design with one open-ended survey question.A private U.S. Midwest master's entry prelicensure nursing program.
Jennifer B, Rousseau, Ramona G, Hunter
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Postpartum Home Visits by Maternity Nursing Students
JOGN Nursing, 1982Fewer babies are being born; hospital postpartum days are being shortened; and many families are choosing home births: These facts have prompted nursing educators to seek maternity experiences for students outside the hospital setting. At the university where the student-visit program was implemented, faculty appreciated the need for follow-up home ...
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High-Fidelity Simulation for Senior Maternity Nursing Students
Nursing Education Perspectives, 2015: This retrospective study examined the effectiveness of high-fidelity simulation (HFS) in a senior maternity baccalaureate nursing program. The study specifically focused on whether students who received instruction through HFS in addition to traditional hospital-based clinical instruction achieved greater practical learning, critical thinking skills,
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An alternative approach to student nurse maternity placements
British Journal of Midwifery, 1998This article seeks to explore why the time is now right to review student nurse maternity placements within the maternity setting. It highlights the reasons why maternity placements have been used in the past and the need for reorganization in the light of changing practice.
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Experiences of Male Nursing Students in Simulation Training for Maternal and Child Nursing Care
Clinical Simulation in Nursing, 2017Abstract Background The purpose of this study was to explore experiences of simulation for maternal and child nursing in male nursing students in Korea. Method Two human patient simulators, a pregnant woman underwent emergency childbirth and a premature newborn infant, were developed. After 14 male students completed simulation, data were collected
Gisoo Shin, Sunghee Kim, Yoon Kyoung Lee
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Perceptions of the Maternal-Child Clinical Rotation: The Male Student Nurse Experience
Journal of Nursing Education, 2002ABSTRACT Although male student nurses have expressed their discomfort with beginning their maternal-child clinical experience, little actually is known about the nature and quality of their experience. Ib address this gap, a phenomenological study was conducted to investigate the experiences of 8 male student nurses who had completed their ...
Barbara J, Patterson, Karen H, Morin
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Student Perceptions of Community Clinical Experiences in Maternal-Child Nursing
Nursing Education PerspectivesAbstract Securing acute care inpatient sites for specialties such as maternal and pediatric nursing is challenging. Alternative opportunities include simulation and a variety of community, outpatient, and other nontraditional sites that can expand and diversify learning opportunities for undergraduate nursing students.
Shari, Huffman +3 more
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Nurse Education Today
Nursing students in maternal care often have limited opportunities for real patient interactions, hindering the development of patient-centered communication, emotional empathy, and nursing assessment skills. Virtual human technologies provide a safe and immersive alternative for practicing these competencies.To evaluate the effects of a Metahuman ...
Jeongwon Han, Hanna Lee
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Nursing students in maternal care often have limited opportunities for real patient interactions, hindering the development of patient-centered communication, emotional empathy, and nursing assessment skills. Virtual human technologies provide a safe and immersive alternative for practicing these competencies.To evaluate the effects of a Metahuman ...
Jeongwon Han, Hanna Lee
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ONLINE MATERNITY LEARNING JOURNEYS WITH STUDENT NURSES
The Practising MidwifeAdult and mental health nurses, while not specialists in maternity care, often encounter pregnant women and birthing people in their daily work. Nurses’ ability to understand and empathise with the pregnancy journey is therefore essential. As part of the maternity curriculum for a rural first-year BSc adult/mental health nursing cohort, students ...
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