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Sheila J Leis¹, Amanda Anderson

¹Sheila J. Leis is an assistant professor at the Indiana Wesleyan University School of Nursing in Marion, IN. Amanda Anderson is a nurse administrator and a PhD student at the University at Buffalo School of Nursing in Buffalo, NY. She is also on the editorial board and a contributing editor of AJN. Contact author: Sheila J. Leis, sheila.leis@indwes.edu. The authors have disclosed no potential conflicts of interest, financial or otherwise.

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Nursing Education
Clinical Practice

Background:

The initial year of nursing practice is characterized by significant insecurity and challenges.
New nurses require targeted support to navigate the transition to professional roles.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide actionable strategies for new nurses to enhance their time management skills.
To offer guidance for professional growth and confidence-building during the first year.

Main Methods:

This article presents a review of best practices in time management.
It synthesizes expert advice and practical tips relevant to bedside nursing.

Main Results:

Effective time management is crucial for new nurses' success and well-being.
Implementing specific strategies can alleviate common challenges faced by novice nurses.

Conclusions:

This resource aims to empower new nurses with essential skills for effective practice.
Improved time management contributes to professional development and patient care quality.