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Rita L Ailinger1, Suzanne B Molloy, Elida Ramirez Sacasa
1Georgetown University, Washington, DC 20057, USA. Rla22@georgetown.edu
Abstract:
International clinical experiences can provide excellent opportunities for nursing students to practice community health nursing, enhance their global perspective, and increase their cultural awareness of vulnerable populations. Selected students from the Georgetown University nursing program spent part of their winter intercession in Nicaragua, working with a vulnerable population in an impoverished community. Students cared for families, worked in clinics, conducted health teaching sessions to large groups in the community, and held a health fair. A community assessment provided an experience in learning about the resources and demographics of the community. The program was feasible through the collaboration with the local Nicaraguan university nursing program.
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