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Assessment of New Nurse Educators
The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 1996ABSTRACT New nursing educators are typically hired from a pool of clinical experts due to a limited number of nurse educators prepared in adult education at the master's level. To enable identification of new nurse educator learning needs and individualization of development, a performance-based approach to orientation was designed.
Lucille M Strobel, Debra R Naughton
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2017
This chapter aims to examine community nursing assessment by defining terminology and identifying what constitutes a holistic assessment. The concept of need and its relationship to assessment will be explored along with existing assessment frameworks and models that have been developed to meet the wide range of assessment perspectives that exists ...
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This chapter aims to examine community nursing assessment by defining terminology and identifying what constitutes a holistic assessment. The concept of need and its relationship to assessment will be explored along with existing assessment frameworks and models that have been developed to meet the wide range of assessment perspectives that exists ...
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Assessing the competence of student nurses
Journal of Child Health Care, 1998Competence is difficult to define. Continuous assessment of practice, which involves reviewing the literature, is complex. The study involved developing a suitable tool for assessing competent practice of student nurses. The problem was investigated using Personal Construct Theory and Repertory Grid Technique.
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Nursing assessment and patient management
Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 1999To review contemporary knowledge and recent research in the nursing assessment and management of patients receiving radiation therapy.Published scientific papers, review articles, book chapters, and clinical practice.Despite the enormous advances in treatment technology, dose-limiting acute and late effects of radiation therapy have not been eliminated.
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Attitude and assessment in nurse education
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1992This paper considers the difficulties and dangers inherent in attempts to assess attitude as an aspect of learning It considers the definition of the concept, some implications for educational programmes, and the means and validity, in this context, of different assessment techniques Finally, a form of learner profile is proposed as a possible means of
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JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1994
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Home Healthcare Nurse: The Journal for the Home Care and Hospice Professional, 1987
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Nursing by Assessment -- Not Intuition
The American Journal of Nursing, 1965openaire +4 more sources