Career development: the preceptorship process
Nursing and Residential CarePublished 1 June 2008
Adrian Ashurst
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The role of the preceptor is described in supporting those embarking on their nursing career and maintaining confidence in their skills and improve their application of theory to practice.
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Newly qualified nurses require support and ongoing feedback to maintain confidence in their skills and improve their application of theory to practice. Adrian Ashurst describes the role of the preceptor in supporting those embarking on their nursing career.
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