“A Study to Assess the Overview Regarding Implementation of Additional Diploma and PG Nursing Courses Among Academician, Nursing Leaders and Staff Nurses as On-Job Training Model as Used in Medical Courses”
Abstract
INTRODUCTION: In an era of rapid technological advancements and complex healthcare challenges, the value of continuing nursing education cannot be overstated. It equips nurses with the tools, resources, and confidence they need to navigate the complexities of modern healthcare delivery, advocate for their patients' needs, and drive positive change within their organizations and communities.
Nursing education aims to prepare students for the complexities of patient care by providing a comprehensive understanding of nursing theory, evidence-based practice, and ethical principles. However, the transition from theory to practice is often met with challenges, as students encounter real-world clinical scenarios that require quick thinking, adaptability, and hands-on skills.
RESEARCH TITLE: “A Study to Assess the Overview Regarding Implementation of Additional Diploma and PG Nursing Courses Among Academician, Nursing Leaders and Staff Nurses as On-Job Training Model as Used in Medical Courses”
OBJECTIVES:
- To Assess view regarding advance scope Development in Nursing education related to additional Diploma and PG Nursing course among academician nursing leader and staff nurses as on job training model as used in medical courses.
- To Identify scope for Curbing Malpractices
- To identify scope for Enhancing Skill
- To assess view about Basic Courses That can be Streamed.
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