When it works: Learning community health nursing concepts from clinical experience

Kathie Lasater, Linda Luce, Miriam Volpin, Allison Terwilliger, Jackson Wild

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    Abstract

    Clinical faculty often struggle to design competency demonstrations that promote quality learning experiences. A nursing program in Oregon combined mental health and community health nursing practica and required well-planned, integrated competency demonstrations. This requirement became the impetus for students to promote the health of clients and learn clinical concepts that are difficult to experience in a typical term. Faculty coached students to make a significant contribution that would last beyond their clinical practica. A case study in competency demonstration design is described, and implications for curriculum development are presented.

    Original languageEnglish (US)
    Pages (from-to)88-92
    Number of pages5
    JournalNursing education perspectives
    Volume28
    Issue number2
    StatePublished - Mar 2007

    Keywords

    • Clinical concepts
    • Clinical education
    • Community as client
    • Community partnering
    • Health promotion

    ASJC Scopus subject areas

    • General Nursing
    • Education

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