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Clinical partner model: benefits for education and service
Susan Ellen Campbell1, Kathleen Dudley
1Department of Nursing, College of St. Catherine, St. Paul, Minn 55105, USA. secampbell@stkate.edu
Abstract:
A college of nursing and a teaching hospital partnered to meet the clinical educational needs of nursing students and the registered nurse staff retention needs of the hospital. The authors describe the process used to establish the partnership and outline the implementation and evaluation of the collaborative Clinical Partner Model.
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