Knowledge of nursing students on the teaching-learning Systematization of Nursing Care

  • Andrade Y
  • Menezes E
  • Jardim M
  • et al.
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Abstract

Objective: to analyze the knowledge of nursing students about the teaching-learning process of the Systematization of Nursing Care. Methods: this is a cross-sectional analytical research type, carried out with 111 students of the Nursing undergraduate course through a form. The calculation of the statistical frequencies and percentages was performed for the analysis. Results: 42.0% reported the use of traditionalist teaching methodology. 54.9% consider that the greatest difficulty was to relate theory and practice. 34.3% reported the case of partial lack of interest of students. 33.3% indicated methodological divergence of teachers. Conclusion: the main difficulty of the academics surveyed in the teaching-learning process occurred by the gap between the theoretical knowledge and practical applicability, together with the form of predominantly traditionalist education.

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Andrade, Y. N. L. de, Menezes, E. G., Jardim, M. J. A., Ribeiro, J. S. S. T., Chaves, R. G. R., & Rolim, I. L. T. P. (2016). Knowledge of nursing students on the teaching-learning Systematization of Nursing Care. Rev Rene, 17(5), 602–609. https://doi.org/10.15253/2175-6783.2016000500004

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