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What is the primary focus of nursing practice?
What is encompassed in nursing practice?
What is the definition of nursing according to Virginia Henderson?
What is the significance of domains in nursing theory and practice?
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What is the outcome of narrowing the gap between nursing education and practice?
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What is the role of nursing education in nursing practice?
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What is the primary focus of cognitive competence in nursing practice?
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Which of the following is an attribute of personal commitment in nursing practice?
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What is the primary reason behind the need to improve nursing education?
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What is the primary goal of nursing education in the 21st century?
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What is included in the domain of psychomotor competence in nursing practice?
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What is a major challenge faced by graduate nurses?
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What hinders nurse practitioners from updating and applying their knowledge in daily practice?
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What is the expected role of a 21st-century nurse?
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Why do nurse educators often teach outdated knowledge?
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What is the focus of affective competence in nursing practice?
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What is the significance of maintaining excellent standards of nurse education?
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What is a major challenge faced by nursing students?
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What is essential for high-quality patient-centered care?
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What is the scope of cognitive competence in nursing practice?
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What is necessary for improving nursing practice?
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What is essential for updating knowledge and practice?
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What is the primary purpose of clinical facilitators in nursing education?
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What is the 'high-tech high-touch approach' in nursing education?
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What is the benefit of problem-based learning in nursing education?
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What is the role of hospital and university collaboration in nursing education?
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What is the importance of lifelong learning in nursing professionalism?
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Study Notes
Definition of Nursing
- Nursing is a learned humanistic and scientific discipline that assists patients in performing activities contributing to their recovery or peaceful death.
- It is a range of roles, functions, responsibilities, and activities that registered nurses are educated and authorized to perform.
Components of Professional Nursing
- Art of nursing: personal commitment, patients, mission
- Cognitive: knowledge, critical thinking
- Psychomotor: practice, skills, body mechanics, care and handling of instruments
- Affective: attitude, values, morals, ethics, communication skills, motivation, interpersonal relationships
Expectations of 21st-Century Nurses
- Equipped with basic knowledge and skills to function in clinical aspects of healthcare provision
- Possess knowledge and skills to function as team leaders, managers of resources, counselors, and advocates to patients
- Maintain excellent standards of nurse education
- Keep up with advancements in science and technology
- Apply knowledge-based skills
Challenges in Nursing Education and Practice
- Graduate nurses lacking in practical skills despite having nursing knowledge
- Less implementation of nursing research into practice
- Lack of organizational support
- Lack of resources
- Limited opportunities for continuing nursing education
- Traditional procedures blocking the spread of knowledge
- Nurses unwilling to change their behavior
Nurse Practitioners and Educators
- Fail to update and apply knowledge in daily practice
- Don't follow protocols and procedures
- Little opportunity to attend continuous nursing education sessions
- Under-stress and demotivation
- Teach outdated knowledge
- Busy with academic life and research, with limited time for clinical attachment
- Lack of commitment to clinical placement to update self
- Don't know latest information on policies, protocols, and procedures
Strategies to Bridge the Gap
- Clinical placement of students
- Continuing nursing education
- Collaboration between nurse practitioners and educators
- Co-organizing workshops, seminars, conferences, and research
- Applying new technology into practice
- Updating knowledge and practice
- Leadership role in planning for improving practice
- High-quality patient-centered care
- Tertiary education for nurses
- Clinical attachment for nurse educators
- Matching learning needs of learners
- High-tech high-touch approach
Importance of Simulation in Nursing Education
- Helps apply theory into practice
- Communicate effectively
- Perform safe therapeutic interventions
- Exhibits caring behavior
- Covers students' physical, mental, and social well-being
- Opportunities for learning new knowledge
- Lifelong learning is an essential part of professionalism
- Maintains competencies
- Enhances quality of care
- Self-advancement
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Explore the connection between nursing education and practice. Discuss the components of professional nursing, understand the significance of domains in nursing theory and practice, and learn ways to bridge the gap between education and practice.