Sentence examples for nurses education programmes from inspiring English sources

Clinical skills training is an important part of nurses' education programmes.

Few undergraduate health promotion nurse education programmes move beyond hypothetical pieces of course work.

The teaching and learning of clinical skills is a key component of nurse education programmes.

Since 2007, 16 of Sweden's 25 nursing education programmes have been using the Swedish National Clinical Final Examination (NCFE).

A review of the curricula of nursing education programmes reveals that medical science is the most common support subject for nursing science.

On successful completion of nurse education programmes new graduate nurses are expected to meet the requirements for registration as a professional practitioner.

Financial support for students entering nurse education programmes has typically been the responsibility of Governments who make a substantial contribution to tuition and/or living costs.

This may be due, in part, to the lack of attention given to modern surgical practices within current pre-registration nurse education programmes of study.

With the academisation of nursing education programmes, the nursing subject, in both Sweden and in Europe, has received an increasingly important role and is expected to present a clear structure with a theoretical base and progression (Laiho [2010]; SSF [2010]).

High levels of non-attendance are reported in nurse education programmes even though literal interpretation of UK national guidelines implies mandatory student attendance is a requirement for all elements of pre-registration undergraduate programmes.

As nursing education programmes increasingly adopt simulators that offer the possibility of representing authentic real world situations, there is an urgency to better articulate and understand the terms fidelity and authenticity.