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Client satisfaction with student care in a nurse-managed center
Nurse Educator
|May 1, 1992
Summary
Client satisfaction with care from student nurses is high. This study highlights the quality of care provided by nursing students in community health settings, offering valuable insights for faculty.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Community Health
Background:
- Nurse-managed centers are increasingly established by nursing faculty nationwide.
- These centers offer crucial community health experiences for nursing students.
- Limited data exists on the quality of care provided by students in these settings.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate client satisfaction with healthcare services delivered by student nurses.
- To provide empirical data on the quality of student-rendered care in community health.
Main Methods:
- A study was conducted to assess client satisfaction.
- Data was collected from clients receiving care from student nurses.
Main Results:
- Client satisfaction with care received from student nurses was evaluated.
- Results indicate a positive reception of care provided by students.
Conclusions:
- Findings have direct implications for faculty supervising students in community health.
- Supports the efficacy of student-led care in nurse-managed centers.
- Emphasizes the importance of evaluating student performance in practice settings.