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Summary

Nursing students encounter numerous challenges impacting their academic and personal well-being. Nurse educators play a crucial role in implementing strategies to support student success and mitigate these difficulties.

Keywords:

nurse educator nursing nursing education nursing student spiritual care stress student mental health student success student well-being

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Nursing Education
Student Support Services

Background:

Nursing students frequently encounter significant academic, emotional, mental, and spiritual challenges.
These multifaceted difficulties can impede their educational progression and overall well-being.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify common challenges faced by nursing students.
To outline strategies for nurse educators to promote academic success among these students.

Main Methods:

Literature review and synthesis of existing research on nursing student challenges and support strategies.

Main Results:

Identified key academic, emotional, mental, and spiritual stressors affecting nursing students.
Highlighted effective pedagogical and supportive interventions for nurse educators.

Conclusions:

Nurse educators are pivotal in fostering a supportive learning environment.
Proactive strategies by educators can significantly enhance nursing student success and resilience.