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[Learning about the caregiving relationship in the internship]
Guillaume El Kassouf1, Anthony Flieger1, Claire Liné2
1IFSI, CHU Amiens-Picardie, 1 rue du Professeur-Christian-Cabrol, 80054 Amiens, France.
Soins. Psychiatrie
|March 5, 2023
Summary
Psychiatric nursing internships challenge students with brief patient relationships. The psychiatric nursing team
Area of Science:
- Psychiatric nursing education
- Clinical psychology
- Healthcare professional development
Context:
- Psychiatric nursing internships present unique challenges for students.
- The short duration of patient encounters can be a source of frustration.
- The importance of the clinical team in student learning is highlighted.
Purpose:
- To explore the experiences of nursing students during their psychiatric internship.
- To understand the challenges and learning opportunities in psychiatric nursing.
- To illustrate the role and professionalism of psychiatric nurses through student perspectives.
Summary:
- Nursing students face difficulties with the transient nature of patient relationships in psychiatry.
- The study emphasizes the value of the clinical team's support and professionalism.
- Student testimonies offer insights into the psychiatric nursing profession.
Impact:
- Provides a realistic view of psychiatric nursing for aspiring professionals.
- Highlights the need for supportive clinical environments for student learning.
- Contributes to understanding the educational needs of psychiatric nursing students.
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