Innovative placement allocation model for pre-registration student nurses

JA Leigh; S Bulpitt; S Dean; S Drury; N Finnigan; p Hill; N Fishburn; p Hill; S O'Flannagan; C Savin; H Winder; N Withnell

Innovative placement allocation model for pre-registration student nurses

JA Leigh, S Bulpitt, S Dean, S Drury, N Finnigan, p Hill, N Fishburn, p Hill, S O'Flannagan, C Savin, H Winder, N Withnell

Nursing & Midwifery

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Abstract

Student nurses need a variety of high quality practice placements to prepare them for qualification yet, in reality, this can be difficult to achieve. A practice placement allocation model has enabled one university and its partner healthcare organisations to shift from a traditional, process-led system to a robust, proactive, student-focused approach. The model is based on partnership concepts including advance planning of student placements and clear lines of communication. It has resulted in 100% of first-year students taking part in a new fundamentals of care placement and received positive feedback from students and mentors.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	20-22
Number of pages	3
Journal	Nursing Times
Volume	110
Issue number	38
Publication status	Published - 17 Sept 2014

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Leigh, JA., Bulpitt, S., Dean, S., Drury, S., Finnigan, N., Hill, P., Fishburn, N., Hill, P., O'Flannagan, S., Savin, C., Winder, H., & Withnell, N. (2014). Innovative placement allocation model for pre-registration student nurses. Nursing Times , 110(38), 20-22. https://www.nursingtimes.net/Journals/2014/09/12/r/v/x/Opening-up-placement-opportunities-for-students-170914.pdf

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