Clinical Education In psychiatric mental health nursing: Overcoming current challenges
Nurse Education TodayPublished 4 February 2016
Heeseung Choi, Boyoung Hwang, Sungjae Kim, Heesung Ko, Sumi Kim, Chanhee Kim
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Improvement in learning outcomes of the clinical practicum may be attributed to the unique contribution of each component of theclinical practicum and the synergic effect of these diverse components.
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The observed improvement in learning outcomes of the clinical practicum may be attributed to the unique contribution of each component of the clinical practicum and the synergic effect of these diverse components. To manage emerging challenges in clinical settings and nursing education, it is critical to develop systematic and comprehensive mental health nursing clinical practicums for undergraduate nursing students.
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