Title of article :
Effectiveness and value of massage skills training during pre-registration nurse education
Author/Authors :
Cook، نويسنده , , Neal F. and Robinson، نويسنده , , Jacqueline، نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2006
Abstract :
SummaryBackground
tegration of Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) interventions into healthcare practices is becoming more popular and frequently accessed by patients. Various disciplines have integrated CAM techniques education into the preparation of their practitioners in response to this, but this varies widely, as does its success. Students’experiences of such education in pre-registration is largely unknown in the UK, and methods by which to successful achieve effective learning within this arena are largely unreported within the literature.
nd objectives
tudy highlighted three specifics aims; to examine the perspectives of pre-registration nursing students on being taught massage skills during pre-registration nurse education; to identify the learning and development that occurs during massage skills training; and to identify methods of enhancing the provision of such skills training and its experience.
sion
aper demonstrates the value of integrating complementary therapies into nurse education, developing the holistic approach of student nurses and their concept of caring. In addition it contributes significantly to the knowledge base of the effectiveness of the value of CAM education in nurse preparation, highlighting the high value students place on CAM education and demonstrating notable development in the preparation of holistic practitioners. The method utilised also yielded ways to improve the delivery of such education, and demonstrates how creative teaching methods can motivate and enhance effective learning.
Keywords :
CAM (Complementary and alternative medicine) , Nurse education , Massage , effective learning , Experiential Learning
Journal title :
Nurse Education Today
Journal title :
Nurse Education Today