Category: Students

Table of Contents Introduction Purpose Statement Setting Evaluation Plan Limitations Summary and Future Recommendations Recommendations Conclusion References Introduction Today, many colleges and universities across the globe have become interested in the idea of simulation-based learning and the creation of situations where students use their theoretical knowledge in practice. This pedagogical approach is characterized by multiple…

Table of Contents Introduction Ways of assessing and evaluating students Grading rubric for an oral presentation Clinical evaluation tool Conclusion References Introduction Registered nurses must provide training to nursing colleagues or students from other programs at one point in their careers. In response, nurses need to have the right evaluation skills to assess how well…

The article aimed to identify the key themes regarding the factors influencing nurses’ education and students’ perceptions of these factors. Nine respondents were interviewed, and later their responses were analyzed with Colaizzi’s method. Six themes were identified: (a) the emotional spectrum, (b) practice, (c) technology-assisted learning, (d) how fidelity impacts learning, (e) the role of…

Change management monitors and manipulates the occurrence of all changes and puts much effort into implementing new changes with minimum disruption to an organization’s internal processes. Successful changes require a transparent approach, integrity, and a shared vision that facilitates fruitful decision-making. Integrating skills check-off for nursing students starts by identifying the necessary skills, imposing them…

Table of Contents Introduction Inequality as a social vice Assistance Programs Challenges Partners Conclusion References Introduction Every child has a right to access education which will help him/her in the future as the world has become very much inclined towards education and technology. On the contrary, this is not the same to every student, since…

The question of finding accommodation while studying is one of the most difficult. Its complexity lies in the fact that the number of places in inexpensive student dormitories is limited. Renting an apartment for a long time is either practically impossible or rests on the deliberately impracticable requirements of its owner (Moore et al., 2019).…

The question of finding accommodation while studying is one of the most difficult. Its complexity lies in the fact that the number of places in inexpensive student dormitories is limited. Renting an apartment for a long time is either practically impossible or rests on the deliberately impracticable requirements of its owner (Moore et al., 2019).…

Table of Contents Introduction Resilience Training Literature Review Methods Findings Discussion Conclusion References Introduction As a multi-disciplinary team funded by Clinical Scholars, a national leadership program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), we brought together our areas of expertise to empower students in healthcare professional programs or emerging health professionals (EHPs). Our team consists…

A metaparadigm is a collection of theories or ideas that define how a discipline should work. These ideas for a nursing discipline are four key concepts: the patient as a whole, the patient’s health and wellbeing, the patient’s surroundings, and nursing obligations. While there are a variety of nursing theories, these four core nursing metaparadigms…

Table of Contents Introduction Problem Statement Purpose Statement Kristen Swanson’s Theory of Caring and Healing: Background Kristen Swanson’s Theory: Key Components Conclusion References Introduction This presentation has been developed to meet the following objectives: Explore a current clinical practice problem in mental health nursing Analyze a middle-range nursing theory pertaining to the mental health field…