ISSN 2207-4791
Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2020April 15, 2021 AEST
Can the simulated experience of connecting through narratives and personal artefacts raise students’ perceptions of their preparedness to communicate with their patients about more than their illness?
Can the simulated experience of connecting through narratives and personal artefacts raise students’ perceptions of their preparedness to communicate with their patients about more than their illness?
Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2020
Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2020
- Viewing the complexities of nursing student professional identity formation: using reflexive photography across learning spacesCharmaine G BonusJennifer L Hardy
- Providing nurse supervisors with a theoretical framework to support student learning during placement-based work integrated learning: A survey studyCarey A MatherAngela McKayPenny Allen
- Exploring the preparation and the effectiveness of meeting perceived learning needs of undergraduate nursing students who undertake clinical placements in rural facilities from the perspectives of studentsJudith A NeedhamKate BarnewallValda FrommoltDanny SidwellJennifer Patrick
- The Impact of a Nursing Clinical School Model on Learning, Teaching, Research and Partnership: A descriptive exploratory studyMartin CharetteMonica PeddleLisa G. McKenna
- Co-producing a Drug and Alcohol Nursing Subject With Experts by ExperienceMark GoodhewYvonne SamuelCandice GilfordJo River
- Can the simulated experience of connecting through narratives and personal artefacts raise students’ perceptions of their preparedness to communicate with their patients about more than their illness?Fellon GaidaJane Frost
- Optimising reflective capacity of nursing students after high fidelity simulation: A practical approachNaomi TutticciFiona CoyerMary Ryan
- Strategies to support the growth and evolution of nursing and midwifery education in TasmaniaKaren FrancisKathleen ToriThi Thuy Ha Dinh
- Interprofessional Education in Critical Care: A Consensus StatementJane HarnischfegerCameron KnottPaul RossJenna LangMya CubittMatt MasonKate McClearyDeb Massey
- Indigenous academics teaching Indigenous health: ‘it’s part of who we are, our spirit, our soul, our knowledge… that goes into our teaching’Ali DrummondLeonie CoxMark Brough
- Facilitating midwifery clinical skill development online: A case studyAmanda G CarterKaren McDonald-SmithJennifer Eustace
Gaida, Fellon, and Jane Frost. 2021. “Can the Simulated Experience of Connecting through Narratives and Personal Artefacts Raise Students’ Perceptions of Their Preparedness to Communicate with Their Patients about More than Their Illness?” Australian Journal of Clinical Education 8 (1): 1–12. https://doi.org/10.53300/001c.22198.