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Assessment and Evaluation of the High Risk Neonate: The NICU Network Neurobehavioral Scale
Published on: August 25, 2014
Neonatal nurses' perceptions of a work-based learning approach
Helen Stanley1, Susanne Simmons
1University of Brighton.
Aim:
To examine how senior neonatal nurses perceive their experience of a continuing professional development module on their practice.
Method:
A qualitative approach was used. Focus group interviews were held with five senior neonatal nurses at band 6 and 7. Discussions were taped and transcribed verbatim and field notes captured non-verbal communication.
Findings:
Four themes emerged: work-based learning as a new way of learning; barriers to learning at work; professional role development; and complexities of evaluating such learning.
Conclusion:
Work-based learning emerged as an active form of learning that can develop personal and professional skills required in the neonatal workforce.
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