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A precepted experience for senior nursing students.

¹Inova Fairfax Hospital, Falls Church, Virginia, USA. roberta.mcgregor@inova.com

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This undergraduate nursing course offers clinical experience, enhancing student skills in priority setting and time management. The program boosts graduate confidence and competitiveness for nursing roles.

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Nursing Education
Clinical Practice

Background:

Undergraduate nursing programs require practical clinical experience.
Bridging academic learning with real-world nursing practice is crucial for student development.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe an undergraduate nursing course incorporating a clinical preceptorship.
To highlight the benefits of RN-supported clinical experience for nursing students.

Main Methods:

Course structure involving clinical experience with an RN preceptor.
Focus on developing skills in priority setting, time management, and organization.

Main Results:

Students gain confidence and improve job interview competitiveness.
The course fosters collaboration between academic institutions and healthcare services.
Opportunity for students to practice the professional nursing role.

Conclusions:

The preceptorship model enhances student readiness for professional practice.
It supports the personal and professional growth of students, preceptors, and nursing staff.
This model effectively integrates theoretical knowledge with practical nursing skills.