A Collaborative Preceptor Model for Clinical Teaching of Beginning Nursing Students
Nurse EducatorPublished 1 May 1998
Joyce Nordgren, Stephanie Richardson, Vanessa Brown Laurella
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A project that used preceptors for selected beginning students to address issues related to high student-to-faculty ratios, individualized teaching, role modeling, and increased faculty time for scholarship is discussed.
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With decreased clinical and faculty resources, monitoring students in the clinical area for safety and progress can be difficult. The authors discuss a project that used preceptors for selected beginning students to address issues related to high student-to-faculty ratios, individualized teaching, role modeling, and increased faculty time for scholarship. Based on student evaluation of the pilot project, the authors recommend using nurse preceptors for teaching beginning nursing students.
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