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1. Teaching nursing psychomotor skills in a fundamentals laboratory: a literature review

Author

McNett, Susan

Subjects
Medical research -- Study and teaching, Medicine, Experimental -- Study and teaching, Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Teaching -- Study and teaching, Health
Abstract

RESEARCH ABSTRACT Aim. The aim of this article is to determine the most effective methods of teaching psychomotor skills. Background. Research has pointed to a gap between nursing practice and [...]

Published
2012

2. Enhancing an academic-practice partnership with creation of a geriatric nurse instructor position

Author

Harvey-McPherson, Lisa, Petrolino-Roche, Sarina, and Sauda, Valerie C.

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Gerontology -- Study and teaching, Nurses -- Study and teaching, Health
Abstract

DESPITE THE GROWING NEED FOR NURSES TO WORK WITH THE OLDER ADULT POPULATION, THE TEACHING OF GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING PRESENTS MANY CHALLENGES TO NURSING EDUCATION, Multiple factors, including the faculty shortage, [...]

Published
2012

3. Student achievement and NCLEX-RN success: problems that persist

Author

Carrick, Jo Anne

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Nurses -- Study and teaching, Health
Abstract

ABSTRACT While most nurse graduates are successful on the NCLEX-RN licensure examination, certain students continue to be at risk for failure. To understand the complexity of at-risk students and NCLEX-RN [...]

Published
2011

4. A comparative study of assessment grading and nursing students' perceptions of quality in sessional and tenured teachers

Author

Salamonson, Yenna, Halcomb, Elizabeth J., Andrew, Sharon, Peters, Kath, and Jackson, Debra

Subjects
College students -- Recruiting, College students -- Surveys, College students -- Study and teaching, Employee performance -- Study and teaching, Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Composers -- Recruiting, Composers -- Surveys, Composers -- Study and teaching, Nursing students -- Recruiting, Nursing students -- Surveys, Nursing students -- Study and teaching, Professional development -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Recruiting, Teachers -- Surveys, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Online education -- Study and teaching, Industry hiring, Health, University of Western Sydney -- Study and teaching
Published
2010

5. Using the Clark Simulation Evaluation Rubric with associate degree and baccalaureate nursing students

Author

Gantt, Laura T.

Subjects
College students -- Study and teaching, Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Nursing students -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Health
Abstract

ABSTRACT As simulation becomes a common teaching strategy in nursing education, faculty struggle with methods for measuring student performance in summative, or evaluative, scenarios. While skills checklists have been shown [...]

Published
2010

6. The Effect of Creating a Mental Set on Cognitive Learning and Affective Behaviors of Nursing Students

Author

Huckabay, Loucine M.D.

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Nursing -- Study and teaching, Nursing students -- Study and teaching, Health
Abstract

To authenticate to the full-text of this article, please visit this link: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1744-6198.2009.00148.x Byline: Loucine M. D. Huckabay Keywords: Affective behavior; cognitive learning; mental set; nursing education; set induction; teaching strategies Abstract: BACKGROUND. A mental set predisposes a person to view and approach a problem in a predetermined manner. Affective behaviors determine whether students value what they learn. PURPOSE. This study investigated the effect of mental set in the form of negative impressions and anxieties about a nursing course (pathophysiology) on cognitive learning and affective behaviors. RESULTS. Results showed that, irrespective of type of mental set, all students learned significantly. Students who entered the course with a negative set scored significantly lower in affective behaviors than students who entered with a positive or neutral mental set. Predispositions stayed stable; significant changes occurred within each group, but not enough to change a negative set into a positive set or vice versa. IMPLICATIONS. Implications for nursing education and creation of affective behaviors conducive for life-long learning are presented. Article note: Huckabay@csulb.edu, with a copy to the Editor: nursingforum@gmail.com

Published
2009

7. The impact of a simulation lab experience for nursing students

Author

Lewis, Deborah Y. and Ciak, Ann D.

Subjects
Pediatric nursing -- Study and teaching, Critical thinking -- Study and teaching, Hypodermic syringes -- Study and teaching, Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Nursing students -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Teaching -- Equipment and supplies, Syringes -- Study and teaching, Hypodermic needles -- Study and teaching, Health, National League for Nursing -- Study and teaching
Abstract

RESEARCH ABSTRACT A simulation clinical learning experience was initiated by a diploma school of nursing at a multidisciplinary training and research facility for simulation-based education. The simulation focused on pediatric [...]

Published
2011

8. Data on Nursing Education Described by Researchers at University of Alabama (Communicating Patient Status: Comparison of Teaching Strategies in Prelicensure Nursing Education)

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teaching methods -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Nursing -- Study and teaching, Education -- Study and teaching, Medical research -- Study and teaching, Education, News, opinion and commentary, The University of Alabama -- Study and teaching
Abstract

2018 MAY 30 (VerticalNews) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Education Letter -- Current study results on Nursing - Nursing Education have been published. According to news originating [...]

Published
2018

9. Poster presentations as a teaching strategy in web-based courses

Author

Siegrist, Beverly, Garrett-Wright, Dawn, and Abel, Cathy H.

Subjects
Distance education -- Study and teaching, Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Teaching -- Study and teaching, Health
Abstract

DISTANCE EDUCATION, for a single course or for the entire program, is being used increasingly in nursing education. As in the traditional classroom, educators in online, web-based nursing programs incorporate [...]

Published
2011

10. Students laud popular new learning management system

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Learning management systems -- Study and teaching, Students -- Study and teaching, News, opinion and commentary, Sports and fitness
Abstract

A group of students had a chance to take Blackboard Learn, UWindsor's soon-to-be-implemented learning management system, out for a test drive this summer and they liked what they saw. The [...]

Published
2015

11. LU nursing faculty recognized for teaching innovation

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Educational innovations -- Study and teaching, Nursing -- Study and teaching, News, opinion and commentary, Sports and fitness, Lamar University -- Innovations -- Study and teaching
Abstract

Four nursing faculty members in the JoAnne Gay Dishman Department of Nursing at Lamar University will be recognized this spring for their innovative teaching. The Texas Organization of Baccalaureate and [...]

Published
2015

12. Global service-learning and nursing education: merging with the world through pedagogy

Author

Shultz, Cathleen M.

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Nursing -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Health
Abstract

GLOBAL SERVICE-LEARNING, A GROWING TREND, IS NOT FOREIGN TO NURSE EDUCATORS. When the NLN Foundation for Nursing Education issued a call for manuscripts for a new book to be titled [...]

Published
2011

13. UNESCO launches tolerance teaching program to fight against racism

Subjects
United States. Department of State, Racism -- Study and teaching, Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Business, general, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, UNESCO -- Study and teaching
Abstract

PARIS, Jan 18, 2012 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) on Wednesday launched a tolerance teaching program entitled 'Teaching Respect for All,' aimed [...]

Published
2012

14. CARNEGIE HOSTS CONVENING ON IMPROVING NURSING EDUCATION AND PATHWAYS

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by the American Association of Community Colleges: Building on and complementing its most recent national study of nursing education and resulting book, Educating [...]

Published
2010

15. Investigators from University of Sao Paulo Publish New Data on Nursing Education

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Health, University of Sao Paulo -- Study and teaching
Abstract

By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health & Medicine Week -- A new study on Nursing Education is now available. According to news originating from Ribeirao Preto, Brazil, by [...]

Published
2012

16. Investigators from University of Sao Paulo Publish New Data on Nursing Education

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Education, News, opinion and commentary, University of Sao Paulo -- Study and teaching
Abstract

By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Education Letter -- A new study on Nursing Education is now available. According to news originating from Ribeirao Preto, Brazil, by VerticalNews correspondents, [...]

Published
2012

17. Studies from University of Utah Yield New Information about Nursing Education

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Nursing -- Study and teaching, Universities and colleges -- Utah -- Study and teaching, Education -- Utah -- Study and teaching, Education, News, opinion and commentary, The University of Utah -- Study and teaching
Abstract

'Conceptual teaching in nursing education offers benefits over traditional content and fact-laden curricula, including the development of cognitive skills necessary for knowledge transfer across contexts and the ability to transform [...]

Published
2012

18. Investigators from Arak University of Medical Sciences Release New Data on Nursing Education

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Nursing -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Universities and colleges -- Iran -- Study and teaching, Education, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

According to the authors of a study from Arak, Iran, 'The purpose of this study was to compare the effect of traditional learning and cooperative learning methods on nursing students' [...]

Published
2012

19. Researchers' Work from University of Surrey Focuses on Nurse Education

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Nursing -- Study and teaching, Universities and colleges -- Study and teaching, Nurses -- Study and teaching, Education -- Study and teaching, Education, News, opinion and commentary, University of Surrey -- Study and teaching
Abstract

Data detailed in 'Are pedagogies used in nurse education research evident in practice' have been presented. According to recent research published in the journal Nurse Education Today, 'This paper considers [...]

Published
2011

20. Investigators at George Mason University zero in on education and nursing

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Nursing -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Universities and colleges -- Study and teaching, Education, News, opinion and commentary, George Mason University -- Study and teaching
Abstract

According to recent research from the United States, 'The limited research related to accelerated second-degree baccalaureate nursing programs primarily focuses on curricular issues or student experiences. The purpose of this [...]

Published
2010

21. Study results from University of Turku broaden understanding of education and nursing

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Nursing -- Study and teaching, Universities and colleges -- Study and teaching, Education -- Study and teaching, Education, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

'Although codes of ethics are thought to be an important element of nursing ethics curriculum research focusing on nurses' codes is scarce and negligible in the area of education. This [...]

Published
2010

22. Data on education and nursing reported by researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University

Subjects
Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Nursing -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Universities and colleges -- Study and teaching, Education, News, opinion and commentary, Virginia Commonwealth University -- Study and teaching
Abstract

According to recent research from the United States, 'This study assessed the effectiveness of a learner-centered simulation intervention designed to improve the communication skills of preprofessional sophomore nursing students. An [...]

Published
2010

23. Data on nursing education discussed by researchers at University of Massachusetts

Subjects
University of Massachusetts Amherst -- Study and teaching, Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Universities and colleges -- Study and teaching, Medical research -- Study and teaching, Medicine, Experimental -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Study and teaching
Abstract

"The use of human patient simulation as a teaching methodology for nursing students has become popular," scientists writing in the journal Nurse Educator report. "Using human patient simulation effectively demands [...]

Published
2007

24. Tuberculosis teaching in nursing schools in Brazil should include psychological aspects of TB

Subjects
Communicable diseases -- Reports, Communicable diseases -- Study and teaching, Communicable diseases -- Psychological aspects, Nursing education -- Reports, Nursing education -- Study and teaching, Nursing education -- Psychological aspects, Nursing -- Reports, Nursing -- Study and teaching, Nursing -- Psychological aspects, Tuberculosis -- Reports, Tuberculosis -- Study and teaching, Tuberculosis -- Psychological aspects, Teachers -- Surveys, Teachers -- Reports, Teachers -- Study and teaching, Teachers -- Psychological aspects, Medical research -- Reports, Medical research -- Study and teaching, Medical research -- Psychological aspects, Medicine, Experimental -- Reports, Medicine, Experimental -- Study and teaching, Medicine, Experimental -- Psychological aspects
Abstract

Tuberculosis teaching in nursing schools in Brazil should include psychological aspects of the disease. In a recent report, researchers in Brazil conducted a study to "characterize tuberculosis (TB) teaching in [...]

Published
2006

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