Clinical Teaching for Professional Development: Factors Enabling Nurses to Learn in Practice Setting

Clinical
Teaching For
Professional
Development

1 | P a g e C l i n i c a l T e a c h i n g F o r P r o f e s s i o n a l D e v e l o p m e n t
Table of Contents
Introduction...........................................................................................................................................1
Discussion..............................................................................................................................................1
Conclusion.............................................................................................................................................5

2 | P a g e C l i n i c a l T e a c h i n g F o r P r o f e s s i o n a l D e v e l o p m e n t
Introduction
The learning environment for the clinical work context can be acute or sub-acute.
Learning continuously and practising in health care environment involves adapting to
changes and underpinning the values so that better care could be provided. This report covers
the factors that enabled nurses to undergo clinical practices. It helps in analysing all the
situations deeply so that action plans could be developed accordingly. The learning style that
is used is integration into the practices that help them to improve the behaviour towards
nurse’s practises but on the other hand they can have negative impact as they learn under
supervision. It is beneficial as it promotes them to learn about new health concerns and
understand how to resolve risk. This report covers detail critical analyses on all the factors
that enable nurses to learn in practise setting. Some of the drawbacks that are faced by nurses
in the clinical practises are also discussed. The main motive that enables nurses to practise in
clinical setting is getting experience and dealing with all the cases practically – please change
this sentence, it is weak and irrelevant.
Discussion
Critical Analyses: The factors that enable nurses to learn in the practice setting as they
respond to the needs and challenges of a rapidly changing health care environment
The health profession and environment is changing day by day, thus it has become important
for the nurses to learn and respond to new practises with time. The factors that have helped
nurses to respond to the challenges easily are the readiness to adapt to the changes easily.
Also, the uniqueness of knowledge and skills help nurses to learn about new tactics and
strategies that would help them to meet the contemporary health needs (Hewitt,