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1. Rapid transition to eLearning within a Bachelor of Nursing program: Positive outcomes

Author

Mather, Carey, Guzys, Diana, Saunders, Annette, and Tori, Kathleen

Subjects
Nursing, COVID-19, Health, Health care industry, Business, international, University of Tasmania
Abstract

The challenge created by the COVID-19 pandemic early in 2020 for student engagement and continuance of high-quality learning and teaching experiences within the higher education sector in response to the [...]

Published
2020

2. Navigating the COVID-19 'new normal' return to campus within a Bachelor of Nursing program

Author

Saunders, Annette, Tori, Kathleen, Mather, Carey, and Guzys, Diana

Subjects
Social distancing (Public health), Nursing, COVID-19, Educational facilities, Health, Health care industry, Business, international, University of Tasmania
Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has created unprecedented challenges for academics in their support of student learning to provide timely, effective facilitation of student progression while observing social distancing, and other infection [...]

Published
2020

3. UNDERGRADUATE NURSING STUDENTS KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION

Author

Mather, Carey, Miller, Andrea, and Saunders, Annette

Subjects
Decubitus ulcer -- Prevention, Nursing students -- Education, Health, Health care industry, Business, international
Abstract

Pressure injuries remain a major issue for patients in healthcare environments and continue to be considered as an indicator of quality of care. Pressure injuries have the potential to cause [...]

Published
2018

5. FOCUS: WOUND/INFECTION CONTROL. UNDERGRADUATE NURSING STUDENTS KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION.

Author

Mather, Carey, Miller, Andrea, and Saunders, Annette

Subjects
*PRESSURE ulcers, *HEALTH occupations students, *NURSING education, *NURSING students, *STUDENT attitudes, *PREVENTION
Abstract

The article reports on a study which shows that nursing students in Tasmania have positive attitudes towards preventing pressure injuries but their knowledge about managing pressure injuries requires improvement.

Published
2018

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