Promoting student learning and increasing organizational capacity to host students in residential aged care: A mixed method research study

Keyphrases

• Student Learning 100%
• Clinical Education 100%
• Organizational Capacity 100%
• Mixed Methods Research 100%
• Residential Aged Care 100%
• Clinical Placement 66%
• Older People 66%
• Student nurses 66%
• Knowledge Test 66%
• Nurse-led 66%
• Attitude Survey 66%
• Student Discourse 66%
• Clinical Experience 33%
• Australia 33%
• Clinical Teacher 33%
• Federal Government 33%
• Student Knowledge 33%
• Aged Care 33%
• Student Benefits 33%
• Educators 33%
• Education Settings 33%
• Interview Data 33%
• Group Interviews 33%
• Underutilization 33%
• Knowledgeability 33%
• Convenience Sampling 33%
• Stakeholder Perceptions 33%
• Delirium 33%
• Knowledge Attitude 33%
• Residential Aged Care Facilities 33%
• Mixed Methods Design 33%
• Healthcare Contexts 33%
• Knowledge Understanding 33%
• Descriptive Statistical Analysis 33%
• Public Agenda 33%
• Leadership Models 33%
• Bachelor of nursing Students 33%
• Aging Attitudes 33%
• Clinical Training 33%
• Drug Reaction 33%
• Hermeneutic Analysis 33%
• Sensory Changes 33%
• Learning Events 33%
• Aged Care Facilities 33%
• Student Leadership 33%
• Knowledge of Aging 33%
• Change Reactions 33%
• Ageist Attitudes 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Aged Care 100%
• Nursing Student 75%
• Clinical Education 75%
• Ward 50%
• Content Analysis 25%
• Delirium 25%