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Experience of Clinical Practice Faculty and Nurses on Clinical Nursing Practicum for Nursing Students

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Abstract

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to explore the experiences in clinical practice, of clinical practice faculty and nurses who are responsible for instructing clinical practices, with a view of understanding various meanings and structures of their clinical practices.

Methods: The method was the thematic analysis. The data were collected from one-to-one interviews with the clinical practice faculties and focus-group interviews with the nurses.

Results: The analysis has derived a total of 7 core themes: 3 from clinical practice faculty such as "conditions which are not fit for the purpose are regretful," "the limits of practice advisors are recognized," "an instructor has responsibility, being devoted to guiding students" and 4 from nurses such as "a burdensome task has been taken over," "students are considered as future coworkers," "practice instructors are doing their best," and "there is lack of connection between the school and the hospital."

Conclusion: This study has identified the similarities and differences in the thoughts of clinical practice faculty and nurses about their advices. To complement such thoughts, relevant information must be shared between the school and the hospital because the sharing will surely improve the effects of the clinical practices.
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Practice, Nursing faculty, Nurses, Qualitative research
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