Academic training of nursing professionals and its relevance to the workplace

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Objective: to identify the training nursing professionals receive and its relevance to the workplace, as well as professional demand for continuous education. Methodology: this was a descriptive observational study using a questionnaire entitled “Training and Adaptation of the Nursing Professional to the Workplace” available at: http://enfermeriadocente.es for nursing professionals. Results: 53.8% of nurses do not consider the training received to be relevant to the needs of the workplace and 94.2% reported that linking academic education to the workplace impacts on the quality of care provided. Conclusions: Nursing professionals think that continuous education needs to be adjusted to their jobs and careers. Education should be viewed as a continuum, which begins with training.

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Ortega, M. del C. B., Cecagno, D., Llor, A. M. S., de Siqueira, H. C. H., Montesinos, M. J. L., & Soler, L. M. (2015). Academic training of nursing professionals and its relevance to the workplace. Revista Latino-Americana de Enfermagem, 23(3), 404–410. https://doi.org/10.1590/0104-1169.0432.2569

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