The training and evaluation of clinical nurse, with special reference to paediatrics and child health
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Abstract:
There is an urgent need to train nurses to assist with the provision of health services for children in the Republic at a clinical level as opposed to their traditional nursing role. Aspects of paediatric training and evaluation of the clinical nurse are discussed. The need for flexibility in training programmes and in their evaluation, without in any way affecting the minimum standards required by the Nursing Council and the South African Medical and Dental Council, is stressed. Steps should be taken to give recognition to the advanced and primary paediatric clinical nurse by defining her function, training and evaluation, designation and status within the health services and the community.
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