Creating a culture for the integration of work and learning

  • Bellman L
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Abstract

explores factors contributing or inhibiting nursing-led change and development in clinical practice, using a critical action research format; data collection through audio-taping of action learning sets, steering group meetings, field notes, group interviews; thematic analysis of data; notes issues of institutional power and use of action research as an enabling tool for nurses in terms of achieving org change

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Bellman, L. (2001). Creating a culture for the integration of work and learning. In 2nd International Conference on Researching Work and Learning (pp. 2–13). Calgary, Alberta: Faculty of Continuing Education, University of Calgary.

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