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According to Lee Schulman (1998), teaching begins with "a vision of the possible or an experience of the problematic." It is these same visions and problems that inspire educators to turn their teaching into scholarship. Fifteen years ago, Ernest Boyer's (1990) monograph started a revolution in higher education by challenging academics to extend the definition of scholarship to include the scholarship of teaching and learning. This fourth volume of the Annual Review of Nursing Education (ARNE) provides ample evidence that nurses are becoming enthusiastic teacher-scholars whose reflections on their forays into teaching, curriculum development, student development and outcomes, and faculty ...
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Can we "escape fire" in nursing education?(From the Editor)
Nursing Education Perspectives;
July 1, 2005 ;
Fitzpatrick, Joyce J.;
481 words
......improvement movement in health care started by Don...leaders from nursing education and professional...Berwick is a health care improvement guru...change in our health care system. What...creative change in nursing education? After all, much...innovation ...
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Position statement: transforming nursing education.
Nursing Education Perspectives;
May 1, 2005 ;
787 words
......Tomorrow's nursing education must be research...that role. Nursing education programs also...models of nursing education must emerge...science of nursing education and provides...purpose of nursing education is to prepare...to meet the health ...
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Innovation in nursing education.(President's Message)
Nursing Education Perspectives;
January 1, 2004 ;
Murray, Joyce P.;
717 words
......changes in health care presents...for basic nursing education, the foundation...transform nursing education in a changing health care environment...How can nursing education bring innovation...a complex health care system? There...
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Clinical school partnerships: the way forward in nursing education,...
Australian Health Review;
February 1, 2008 ;
Fetherstonhaugh, Deirdre; Nay, Rhonda; Heather, Mandy;
787 words
......and a sub-acute health care facility in Melbourne...brief history of nursing education is given to provide...cheap labour for health care facilities.5...demands of the health service meant...professional nursing education from hospital...
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AACN Pleased that Funding for Nursing Education is Preserved in...
U.S. Newswire;
February 8, 2005 ;
540 words
......in funding for nursing education included in President...limit access to health care for underserved...this nation's health care needs," added...graduate level nursing education a top priority...that support the health care workforce and...funding levels ...
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All the voices in the room: integrating humanities in nursing education.
Nursing Education Perspectives;
November 1, 2004 ;
Smith, Robyn L. Bailey, Michelle Hydo, Sharon Kay Lepp, Margret Mews, Sylvia Timm, Susan Zorn, Cecelia;
787 words
......five graduate nursing education students in a...humanities in nursing education. Action entailed...Implications for nursing education leading to the...humanities in nursing education reinforces the...into a graduate nursing education course. ...
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Nursing education in China: opportunities for international collaboration.
Nursing Education Perspectives;
May 1, 2002 ;
Anders, Robert L. Harrigan, Rosanne;
787 words
......pressure on the health care system is driving...article describes nursing education in China and...trends impacting health care...a review of nursing education in the People...Ministry of Health, the lack of...the country's health care reform ...
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Jefferson offers nursing education
Philadelphia Tribune, The;
January 3, 1995 ;
Jim Smith;
479 words
......Jefferson offers nursing education. Changes in the health care system continue...nurses practice. "Nursing education needs to keep...well as home health care. The director...iversity's first-class health sciences library...to take their nursing ...
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SASKATCHEWAN GOVERNMENT: Nursing education expanded in Saskatchewan.
M2 Presswire;
May 13, 1999 ;
490 words
......1999-SASKATCHEWAN GOVERNMENT: Nursing education expanded in Saskatchewan...for an expansion of nursing education and training programs...number of spaces in our Nursing Education Program, we believe...number of seats in the Nursing Education Program of ...
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Position statement: innovation in nursing education: a call to reform.
Nursing Education Perspectives;
January 1, 2004 ;
787 words
......2002) and for a health care system that no...innovation in nursing education to create and...needs of the health care delivery system...profession of nursing, and the spirit...effectively in new health care environments...
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Lessons learned challenges for the future.(LOOKING FORWARD / LOOKING BACK:...
Nursing Education Perspectives;
May 1, 2005 ;
Smith, Gloria R.;
787 words
......FROM THE FIRST 20 YEARS OF Nursing Education Perspectives REPRINTED...ZUNGOLO ON ITS RELEVANCE TO NURSING EDUCATION WITH A GLOBAL PERPSECTIVE...trends in reeonfiguration of health care delivery worldwide and future projections suggest health care systems that are more ...
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Facts about entry-level nursing education
Nursing BC;
April 1, 2000 ;
Anonymous;
575 words
......challenges of the health care system has invited...and evolving health care needs of British...entry-level nursing education in British Columbia...policies in health care and related...and reports on health statistics...entry-level nursing education ...
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CNA Responds to Senate Committee Report on Health Investments in Nursing...
Canadian Corporate News;
October 25, 2002 ;
512 words
......substantial investments in nursing education - a step in the right direction...sustainability of Canada's health care system, says Robert Calnan...key to meeting the changing health care needs of Canadians in a cost-effecti...the scope of practice of health care ...
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SEN. SHELBY ANNOUNCES $437,075 FOR NURSING EDUCATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF...
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;
June 26, 2007 ;
266 words
......that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will...South Alabama for advanced nursing education programs. In 2005, the National Commission on Nursing Workforce for Long-Term...and training expenses for health care providers, and these costs...Operations and support advanced ...
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First lady of Canadian nursing: The first Canadian nurse to earn a...
The Canadian Nurse;
January 1, 2005 ;
Sibbald, Barbara;
787 words
......revolutionizing nursing education - and transforming...focused on improving nursing education and the delivery of health care, in Canada and...dismal state of nursing education in Canada, which...reshaping Canadian health care and moving nursing ...
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