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District nursing is crucial for the growing elderly population needing home care. This study shows how simulation and expert stories can teach student nurses the essential, often hidden, skills of district nursing assessment.

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  • Nursing Education
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Background:

  • Increasing demand for home nursing care for individuals over 75.
  • Pre-registration adult nurse education adapting to prepare nurses for community settings.
  • District nurses provide complex, holistic assessments and care in non-clinical environments.

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  • Incorporating expert narrative to convey practical and psychological coping strategies.
  • Focusing on the critical first assessment visit in district nursing.

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    • Tacit expertise in district nursing, particularly during the first assessment, can be made explicit through theoretical frameworks.
    • Simulation and expert narratives are effective tools for illustrating the dynamic and contextual nature of community nursing.
    • Student nurses can gain a better understanding of holistic care and therapeutic partnership development.

    Conclusions:

    • Understanding expertise development theory enhances the teaching of district nursing practice.
    • Simulation and narrative strategies can effectively demonstrate complex, tacit nursing skills to students.
    • Preparing nurses for community roles requires innovative pedagogical approaches that reflect real-world practice.