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Nursing graduates recognize degree benefits, but a gap exists between their expectations and the reality of practice. Non-graduate peers often remain unconvinced about the value of a nursing degree.
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- Healthcare Professions
- Higher Education in Health Sciences
Background:
- The perceived value of higher education in nursing is debated.
- Understanding the benefits of a nursing degree from the perspective of graduates and their peers is crucial for nursing workforce development.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore the perceived benefits of a nursing degree among graduates.
- To investigate the perspectives of non-graduate peers regarding the value of nursing education.
Main Methods:
- Qualitative study exploring graduate and peer viewpoints.
- Analysis of expectations versus the reality of nursing practice.
Main Results:
- Nursing graduates identify significant benefits from their degrees.
- A disparity exists between graduates' ideals and their professional experiences.
- Non-graduate peers express skepticism about the advantages of a nursing degree.
Conclusions:
- The value of a nursing degree is clearly recognized by graduates.
- Addressing the gap between educational ideals and professional reality is important.
- Further efforts are needed to communicate the benefits of nursing education to non-graduate populations.