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Teaching future nurses in the clinical setting: the clinical nurses' perspective
Barbara de Fulvio1, Jaynelle F Stichler, Ana-Maria Gallo
1Author Affiliations: Education Liaison (Ms de Fulvio), Sharp HealthCare; Consultant for Research and Professional Development, Sharp Memorial Hospital, and Professor Emerita (Dr Stichler), Nursing, San Diego State University; and Director (Dr. Gallo), Research and Professional Development, Sharp Grossmont Hospital, San Diego, California.
Abstract:
This article shares the findings of a qualitative study exploring clinical nurses' perceptions of teaching nursing students as a preceptor. The results will inform program design and nurse executives in supporting these relationships.
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