Nurse educator · 2023
Giving Life to Learning Through Rural Maternal Health Immersion Experiences.
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Swan Beth Ann, Gibbons Wendy, Kaligotla Lalita
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BACKGROUND: Recruiting, retaining, and educating nursing students is essential to meet the growing need for nurses in rural communities. A nursing school enhanced its prelicensure education in rural and public health nursing, and interprofessional care by expanding experiential learning opportunities.
PURPOSE: To describe longitudinal community health-based rural immersion experiences for prelicensure nursing students.
METHODS: A prospective, correlational design evaluated students' knowledge and confidence in understanding rural characteristics, confidence in achieving public health nursing, and interprofessional education competencies.
RESULTS: Fourteen prelicensure nursing students participated in rural maternal health immersion experiences and reported being more confident (21/27 items) than knowledgeable (18/27) in understanding rural characteristics. Over 85% reported competency in interprofessional interactions, and there was a significant difference in confidence in achieving public health nursing competencies between the beginning and end of the immersion.
CONCLUSION: Using immersion experiences may be effective in enhancing students' knowledge, confidence, and competency in rural and public health, and interprofessional care.
PURPOSE: To describe longitudinal community health-based rural immersion experiences for prelicensure nursing students.
METHODS: A prospective, correlational design evaluated students' knowledge and confidence in understanding rural characteristics, confidence in achieving public health nursing, and interprofessional education competencies.
RESULTS: Fourteen prelicensure nursing students participated in rural maternal health immersion experiences and reported being more confident (21/27 items) than knowledgeable (18/27) in understanding rural characteristics. Over 85% reported competency in interprofessional interactions, and there was a significant difference in confidence in achieving public health nursing competencies between the beginning and end of the immersion.
CONCLUSION: Using immersion experiences may be effective in enhancing students' knowledge, confidence, and competency in rural and public health, and interprofessional care.
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HumansStudents, NursingFemaleProspective StudiesNursing Education ResearchEducation, Nursing, BaccalaureateNursing Evaluation ResearchAdultProblem-Based LearningYoung AdultClinical CompetenceRural NursingRural Health ServicesMaternal HealthRural PopulationPublic Health NursingInterprofessional Relations