2022
DOI: 10.1111/jan.15408
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Clinical supervisors' perceptions and use of the fundamentals of care framework in supervision of nursing students

Abstract: Fundamental nursing care is multidimensional and complex and a prerequisite for safe patient care and treatment (Feo & Kitson, 2016).In a nursing education context, it is therefore imperative to integrate pedagogical initiatives in curricula that support the teaching of the complexities of fundamental care. However, existing studies have underlined that nursing students find it difficult to identify fundamental care needs, such as physical, psychosocial, and relational elements of care (Jangland et al., 2018),… Show more

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“…In other sessions, the topic of getting agitated with some group members was discussed. Finally, because they have communicated something significant and have not received the response they had hoped for from the group, clinical supervisors may feel left out of supervising sessions and exposed [10] Additionally, the findings only reflect one meta-supervisor's perception of the substance of metasupervision in the context of clinical supervisor supervision in a nursing education setting. If this study were to be conducted with clinical supervisors overseeing in a nursing context or in a different cultural one, it is uncertain whether the outcomes would remain the same.…”
Section: Meta-supervision Content In a Nursing Educational Setting [10]mentioning
confidence: 81%
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“…In other sessions, the topic of getting agitated with some group members was discussed. Finally, because they have communicated something significant and have not received the response they had hoped for from the group, clinical supervisors may feel left out of supervising sessions and exposed [10] Additionally, the findings only reflect one meta-supervisor's perception of the substance of metasupervision in the context of clinical supervisor supervision in a nursing education setting. If this study were to be conducted with clinical supervisors overseeing in a nursing context or in a different cultural one, it is uncertain whether the outcomes would remain the same.…”
Section: Meta-supervision Content In a Nursing Educational Setting [10]mentioning
confidence: 81%
“…The perspective of clinical supervisors and the application of the fundamentals of care framework in nursing student supervision [6], [9], [10]. Clinical managers' perceptions and utilization of the fundamentals of care structure in nursing understudies investigate clinical managers' perceptions and utilization of the fundamentals of care structure in nursing understudies acquaint themselves with the structure, they generally embraced the structure and invited it as a material device to help their oversight of nursing understudies [11].…”
Section: Implementation Of Nursing Supervision Based On Selected Jour...mentioning
confidence: 99%