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Gerontological nursing. Faculty preparation for teaching.

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1. As the number of older adults in the US increases, nurse educators must be prepared to teach gerontological nursing to their students. A 3-year project addresses the need for faculty development in gerontological nursing. 2. A major objective of the project is to provide basic knowledge of gerontological nursing to regional nursing faculty through a series of 1-week workshops that include didactic content and clinical observation experiences. 3. All 1990 workshops were filled to capacity, with participants exhibiting wide variation in their gerontological knowledge base.

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E R Yurchuck, C C Kee. 1991. Gerontological nursing. Faculty preparation for teaching.. https://doi.org/10.3928/0098-9134-19911001-10

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