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Enhancing the Nursing Student Experience: A Mixed-Methods Approach
The Journal of Nursing Education
|May 6, 2022
Summary
Improving the nursing student experience through faculty, staff, and student engagement significantly boosted satisfaction ratings. Continuous improvement is key to sustaining these positive outcomes in nursing education programs.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Higher Education Program Evaluation
Background:
- Limited research exists on the connection between nursing student experience and program evaluation.
- A mixed-methods approach was employed to enhance the nursing student experience.
- Faculty, staff, and student engagement were central to the initiative.
Purpose of the Study:
- To improve the overall nursing student experience.
- To establish a link between student engagement and program evaluation.
- To develop a replicable framework for enhancing nursing programs.
Main Methods:
- A student experience initiative was implemented in 2016.
- A 3-year strategic plan was created with external consultation and a steering committee.
- A systematic process identified and prioritized improvement needs across nursing programs, including a graduate-entry program.
Main Results:
- Student satisfaction, measured by exit surveys, dramatically increased from 1/10 in 2016 to 8/10 in 2021.
- The initiative demonstrated a positive impact on student perceptions of their educational experience.
- Sustained engagement is crucial for maintaining high student satisfaction.
Conclusions:
- The implemented initiative provides a viable framework for other educational institutions to enhance their nursing programs.
- Adopting this framework can lead to improved student experiences and better program outcomes.
- Continuous engagement and improvement strategies are recommended for long-term success.
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