Nursing staff attitudes toward the geriatric nurse practitioner student

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This study investigated nursing staff attitudes toward the geriatric nurse practitioner as an agent of change in a long-term care facility, based on two University of Miami GNP students' practicum in a county nursing home. Nursing personnel were surveyed before and after the practicum to measure their acceptance of the GNP. While nursing staff initially held a wait-and-see attitude, posttest ratings were favorable. Recommendations for improving quality of care in the setting were made by student participants, and a six-month follow-up revealed that a number of changes had been implemented. © Lippincott-Raven Publishers.

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Tharp, T. S., Baker, B. J., & Brower, T. F. (1979). Nursing staff attitudes toward the geriatric nurse practitioner student. Nursing Research, 28(5), 299–301. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006199-197909000-00030

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