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Preceptorship: the progression from student to staff nurse

Michael Pfeil

{blacksquare} Preceptorship assists the development from learner to accountable staff nurse.

{blacksquare} Time has to be available for preceptorship to be successful.

{blacksquare} The learning objectives need to be relevant for the individual preceptee.

{blacksquare} Preceptors require considerable support for their role.

{blacksquare} Preceptees had difficulty adjusting to being staff nurses and experienced high levels of stress.

{blacksquare} Most progress was observed after a three month period, when ability and confidence levels had increased and stress levels decreased.

Key Words: Adaptation • Children's nursing • Novice nurses • Preceptorship • Staff Nurse

Journal of Child Health Care, Vol. 3, No. 3, 13-18 (1999)
DOI: 10.1177/136749359900300303
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