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Traditional nursing education has relied on the treatment of 1 real patients in actual clinical setting .But with rising number of nursing colleges with no proper parent hospital to practice, the clinical training on real patients has become obsolete.These new nurses are given traditional three to five days induction training on theoretical aspects ...
Vidya. J +8 more
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Aims and objectives: To explore changes in positive and negative emotions among newly recruited nurses within one year of their employment. Background: New nurses often suffer great emotional shock during the period of adaptation. However, few studies have examined the positive and negative emotions of newly employed nursing staff (new graduated nurses
Qin Zheng, Zhe Li, Jiwe Du
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Background: Clinical tutors play an important role and responsibility in the clinical training of nurses,They are indispensable members of clinical education training and the soul of continuing education training.
Weiju Chen
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The relationships between clinical teaching behaviour and transition shock in newly graduated nurses
Aim To explore the relationships between clinical teaching behaviour and transition shock in newly graduated nurses and significant differences in the northwest and northeast China. Design A cross‐sectional design. Methods A total of 211 (nurses) and 925
Bei Yun +7 more
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Reality shock and its associated factors among newly graduated nurses in China: A cross-sectional study. [PDF]
BackgroundNewly graduated nurses often experience a transition period marked by reality shock, which can adversely affect their professional retention and career development.
Liping Li +8 more
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Establishment of chief nurse position in training and duty management of newly recruited nurses
Dandan HE, Hengmei ZHU, Lu YANG, Yuan NI
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Background: This study explored and described the individual mentor and mentee characteristics influencing mentorship among newly recruited nurses in an intensive care environment in Accra, Ghana.
Angelina Koduah +2 more
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Objective To develop a workplace adaptation improvement program for newly recruited nurses based on the theory of transition shock, and to evaluate its effectiveness in alleviating transition stress and improving workplace adaptability.
XIAO Jinhua (肖金华) +2 more
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Guihong NIAN, Lihua LU, Hengmei ZHU
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Investigation on training needs of newly recruited nurses in Traditional Chinese Medicine hospitals
Jingjin XU, Ye LI, Jing ZHANG, Ling TANG
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