Primary nursing andstudent supervision: exemplars in practice
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Exemplars from a qualitative longitudinal study suggest that the student's learning is holistic and meaningful when a patient-orientated approach to care intervention is utilized, but many of the nursing contexts in this study used a task-centred means of patient care, resulting in some fragmentation of learning.
Abstract
Primary nursing is purported to be a care management system that promotes effective student-centred learning through a partnership approach to care and supervision. Exemplars from a qualitative longitudinal study, highlighted in this paper, suggest that the student's learning is holistic and meaningful when a patient-orientated approach to care intervention is utilized. However, many of the nursing contexts in this study used a task-centred means of patient care, resulting in some fragmentation of learning.