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    Training nursing students in intravenous medication, cannulation, and blood draws is crucial. This practical education better prepares newly qualified nurses for essential daily clinical responsibilities.

    Area of Science:

    • Nursing Education
    • Clinical Skills Training
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    Background:

    • Newly qualified nurses often face a gap between academic learning and practical clinical demands.
    • Essential skills such as intravenous medication administration, cannulation, and phlebotomy are critical for daily nursing practice.
    • Current training models may not adequately prepare all nursing graduates for these core competencies.

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    • To evaluate the perceived utility of enhanced training in specific clinical procedures for nursing students.
    • To explore the integration of practical skills like intravenous medication, cannulation, and blood draws into nursing curricula.
    • To determine if improved training in these areas would better equip newly qualified nurses for their roles.

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    • Surveying newly qualified nurses on preparedness for essential clinical tasks.
    • Review of existing nursing education standards and practical skill components.

    Main Results:

    • Nursing students and newly qualified nurses expressed a strong desire for more hands-on training in intravenous medication, cannulation, and blood draws.
    • Participants indicated that enhanced practical training in these procedures would significantly improve confidence and competence in daily practice.
    • A perceived deficit in practical skill acquisition was highlighted as a barrier to immediate post-graduation effectiveness.

    Conclusions:

    • Integrating comprehensive training in intravenous medication, cannulation, and blood draws into nursing education is highly recommended.
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