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Nursing Students with Disabilities: A Guide to Providing Accommodations.

Laura Stinnette Lucas¹, JoAnne Silbert-Flagg¹, Rita F D'Aoust¹

¹Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, 525 North Wolfe Street, Baltimore, MD 21205, USA.

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|October 24, 2022

Summary

Nursing students with disabilities require accommodations, mandated by law, to ensure their success and promote diversity in the nursing profession. Implementing adaptive equipment and other support systems enables them to provide safe patient care.

Keywords:

Accommodations Civil rights Disabilities Inclusion Nursing students Service animals Universal design

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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Disability Studies
Healthcare Policy

Background:

Increasing enrollment of nursing students with disabilities.
Critical shortage of registered nurses in the healthcare sector.
Legal mandates for providing reasonable accommodations.

Purpose of the Study:

To examine the necessity and implementation of accommodations for nursing students with disabilities.
To address barriers hindering the success of nursing students with disabilities.
To highlight the role of accommodations in ensuring civil rights and promoting diversity.

Main Methods:

Review of federal laws regarding disability accommodations in education.
Analysis of strategies for implementing classroom and clinical accommodations.
Discussion of adaptive equipment, service animals, and other support systems.

Main Results:

Accommodations are legally required and essential for nursing students with disabilities.
Proactive identification and removal of barriers are crucial for student success.
Successful implementation of accommodations allows students to provide safe patient care.

Conclusions:

Nursing students with disabilities can achieve success with appropriate accommodations.
Accommodations foster diversity and inclusion within the nursing profession.
Adherence to legal requirements ensures equitable opportunities for all nursing students.