Making a Difference: the implications for nurse education.
PubMedPublished 23 September 2002
Maggie Lord
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The importance of mentorship and the deployment of practice educators to oversee and support both mentors and students is also examined.
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Nurse education has seen some fundamental changes over recent years, from Project 2000 to the current policy documents Making a Difference (DoH, 1999) and Fitness for Practice (UKCC, 1999). This article discusses their influence on the development of nurse education and the resulting curriculum changes. The importance of mentorship and the deployment of practice educators to oversee and support both mentors and students is also examined.
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Health ProfessionsNursing