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How to make care champions.

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¹Directorate of Services for Older People, Leicester Royal Infirmary.

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Nursing students were trained as champions for older adults to enhance patient care. This initiative aimed to improve the quality of healthcare services for the elderly population.

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Area of Science:

Gerontology
Nursing Education

Background:

The need for specialized training in geriatric care for nursing students.
Challenges in providing optimal care for the aging population.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a training program for nursing students to become "older people's champions."
To evaluate the impact of this training on improving care for older patients.

Main Methods:

Overview of the curriculum and training modules for second-year adult branch nursing students.
Implementation of the "older people's champion" role within the university setting.

Main Results:

Description of the training process and student engagement.
Qualitative insights into the perceived benefits of the champion role.

Conclusions:

The potential of specialized training programs to enhance geriatric nursing competencies.
The importance of fostering a proactive approach to improving care for older adults in nursing education.