Revista gaucha de enfermagem · 2021
Leadership development of nursing students in a material and sterilization center.
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Paim Crislaine Pires Padilha, Tanaka Ana Karina da Silva Rocha, Schneider Daniela Silva Dos Santos, Yamamoto Sara Satie, Rambo Rafael, Cassaro Bernarda
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To analyze the experiences of Nursing students during the mandatory hospital internship at a Material and Sterilization Center with a focus on leadership development.
METHOD: This is an experience report of a mandatory hospital curricular internship anchored in the national curricular guidelines for Nursing, of a descriptive-reflective nature, and carried out in a general university hospital in southern Brazil, from March to June 2019.
RESULTS: Activities were developed in order to develop leadership aspects such as people, orthotics and prosthetics management, surgical planning, conflict management, and assertive communication.
FINAL CONSIDERATIONS: The mandatory hospital curricular internship at the Material and Sterilization Center favored the students in the leadership process, management, decision-making, and development of autonomy for leading nurses.
METHOD: This is an experience report of a mandatory hospital curricular internship anchored in the national curricular guidelines for Nursing, of a descriptive-reflective nature, and carried out in a general university hospital in southern Brazil, from March to June 2019.
RESULTS: Activities were developed in order to develop leadership aspects such as people, orthotics and prosthetics management, surgical planning, conflict management, and assertive communication.
FINAL CONSIDERATIONS: The mandatory hospital curricular internship at the Material and Sterilization Center favored the students in the leadership process, management, decision-making, and development of autonomy for leading nurses.