"Nursing education in uncharted waters: Are we successfully navigating " by Vinciya Pandian, Michael Joseph S. Dino et al.
By Vinciya Pandian, Michael Joseph S. Dino, Lawrence McLennan, et al., Published on 01/01/22
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By Vinciya Pandian, Michael Joseph S. Dino, Lawrence McLennan, et al., Published on 01/01/22
The study aimed to determine nursing educators’ and students’ perspectives concerning the shift of teaching methodologies to online learning platform.
Nurses in North Carolina already are stretched thin thanks to the pandemic workload. It's about to get worse thanks to a nursing shortage, one organization predicts. But it's not because there's a lack of nursing candidates. The problem is in finding educators to teach and train aspiring nurses.
Ah, the change is coming to the health care system. major changes. 32 million more americans are going to get health insurance, that means far more people going to clinics and doctors' offices. that's a good thing. but some people are worried about a shortage of doctors. 28 states are taking a look at expanding the role of nurses. some nurse practitioners even want to be called doctors. now, reportedly, the american medical association completely disagrees with this. they told the associated press that it will actually endanger and confuse patients. but, check this out, by 2015, most new nurse...