Using group preceptorship to support novice nurses
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Abstract:
This article shares the experience of ward leaders in devising and facilitating a group programme to supplement the preceptorship of newly qualified nurses. The broad aims of the programme were to support the nurses in making the transition from novice to expert, to aid recruitment and retention of staff within acute inpatient areas, and to improve the standard and consistency of care provided. Our experience suggests that all these aims were met, newly qualified staff felt supported in becoming competent, confident practitioners and the group played an important role in developing a healthy and supportive ward culture.
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