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The Journal of Nursing Education
|June 6, 2023
Summary
Positive workplace culture, clear communication, and student attitude are key to nursing student clinical learning. Barriers include lack of time and poor attitudes from students and facilitators.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Clinical Learning Environments
Background:
- Nursing student clinical learning is influenced by the environment, clinical facilitators, and student factors.
- Understanding these influences is crucial for optimizing educational experiences.
Approach:
- A modified Delphi study involving 34 and 17 nurse educators across two rounds established expert consensus.
- Short-answer questions explored the facilitation of learning during clinical placements.
Key Points:
- Enablers of effective clinical learning include a positive workplace culture, student attitude, and clear facilitator-student communication.
- Barriers identified were lack of teaching time, short placement durations, and negative attitudes from students and facilitators.
- Consensus (≥80% agreement) was achieved on all identified factors.
Conclusions:
- Further research is recommended to investigate how these factors are managed during clinical placements.
- Evaluating the quality of resources for students and facilitators is essential for improving clinical learning outcomes.
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