Innovative clinical teaching.

B Womack; A B Hall

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Innovative clinical teaching.

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Participating faculty are entering their third year using this type of student rotation and have found that it continues to be a positive teaching-learning experience for faculty, staff, and students. It has enabled a greater number of students to enjoy a positive clinical experience in areas that previously were limited to a smaller number of students. Perhaps this strategy, or a part of it, may be of benefit to other nurse educators as a method of improving undergraduate clinical experiences.

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