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The columbia precepting program: Building a bridge with clinical faculty

Journal of Professional NursingPublished 1 January 1988
Mary Alice H. Donius
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SJR score1.02
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TL;DR

The Columbia precepting program is a unique part of the revitalization project for the Columbia University School of Nursing and offers one-to-one clinical precepting experience to students in the introductory as well as advanced nursing courses.

Abstract

The Columbia precepting program is a unique part of the revitalization project for the Columbia University School of Nursing. It offers one-to-one clinical precepting experience to students in the introductory as well as advanced nursing courses. The goal of this program is to provide a comprehensive, realistic experience for undergraduate students that is practical as well as educationally and fiscally sound. The development and implementation of the precepting program reflect a cooperative partnership between nursing education and nursing service. The program provides substantial benefits for both parties, including opportunities for students to gain experience in a variety of settings not previously utilized, professional socialization, validation of professional role and commitment, enhariced recruitment and retention, and decreased orientation costs.

Keywords

Nursing