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Lisa Whiting1, Chris Caldwell2, Mary Donnelly3
1Children's nursing for the University of Hertfordshire.
Aim:
To assess the preparation required to ensure a workforce of nurses who can provide high quality out-of-hospital services for children and young people.
Methods:
Using mixed methods, questionnaires were sent to young people and community children's nursing teams, interviews were conducted with academic staff and clinical nurses, and focus groups were undertaken with pre-registration children's nursing students.
Findings:
Nurses' communication skills and clinical abilities were most important to young people. There is a range of opinions about optimum out-of-hospital clinical experience. Pre- and post-qualification education and recruitment in this area, therefore, need attention.
Conclusion:
Out-of-hospital care presents problems, but is developing rapidly. Adequate, updated training, supervision and resources are needed.
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