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Journal of Perioperative Practice
|April 13, 2018
Summary
The Perioperative Care Collaborative (PCC) National Core Curriculum provides essential guidance for operating theatre nurses. This document aims to influence clinical policies and support perioperative practice, filling a crucial gap in professional development.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Surgical Care
- Clinical Policy Development
Background:
- Perioperative nurses previously lacked access to standardized professional development courses following the dissolution of the English National Board (ENB).
- There was a recognized need for updated, accessible resources to support perioperative nursing practice.
- The operating theatre setting requires specialized knowledge and skills that necessitate ongoing education.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce the Perioperative Care Collaborative (PCC) National Core Curriculum for Perioperative Nursing 2017.
- To highlight the curriculum's role in influencing clinical policies and supporting perioperative practice.
- To address the deficit in professional courses available to perioperative nurses.
Main Methods:
- The document presents a National Core Curriculum developed by the Perioperative Care Collaborative (PCC).
- It serves as a foundational resource for perioperative nursing practice.
- The curriculum is designed to be implemented within operating theatre settings.
Main Results:
- The PCC National Core Curriculum 2017 offers a comprehensive framework for perioperative nursing.
- It provides essential guidance for nurses working in operating theatres.
- The curriculum aims to standardize and enhance perioperative care.
Conclusions:
- The PCC National Core Curriculum is a vital resource for perioperative nurses.
- It supports the integration of evidence-based practice into clinical settings.
- This curriculum is instrumental in advancing professional development in perioperative nursing.
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