TY  - JOUR
  - Cummins, A; McCloskey, S; O Shea M; O Sullivan, B; Whooley, K; Savage E
  - 2010
  - March
  - Nurse Education In Practice
  - Field Visits: An Integrated and Community Approach to Placements in Children's Nursing
  - Published
  - ()
  - Field visits; Community placements; Children’s nursing; Integrated learning
  - 10
  - 2
  - 108
  - 112
  - This paper reports on the development of a new initiative, field visit placements towards and integrated and community approach to learning for nursing students. To date, limited literature exists on the potential of community field visits as meaningful learning opportunities for nursing students. Drawing on our experiences, the structure and processes involved in implementing field visits are described in this paper. Students evaluated the field visits positively indicating that they provided a wealth of learning opportunities that enhanced their knowledge and awareness of services available to children and their families in the community. The potential of field visits to promote an integrated and community approach to placements in children’s nursing is discussed.
DA  - 2010/03
ER  - 

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   = {Cummins, A and  McCloskey, S and  O Shea M and  O Sullivan, B and  Whooley, K and  Savage E},
   = {2010},
   = {March},
   = {Nurse Education In Practice},
   = {Field Visits: An Integrated and Community Approach to Placements in Children's Nursing},
   = {Published},
   = {()},
   = {Field visits; Community placements; Children’s nursing; Integrated learning},
   = {10},
   = {2},
  pages = {108--112},
   = {{This paper reports on the development of a new initiative, field visit placements towards and integrated and community approach to learning for nursing students. To date, limited literature exists on the potential of community field visits as meaningful learning opportunities for nursing students. Drawing on our experiences, the structure and processes involved in implementing field visits are described in this paper. Students evaluated the field visits positively indicating that they provided a wealth of learning opportunities that enhanced their knowledge and awareness of services available to children and their families in the community. The potential of field visits to promote an integrated and community approach to placements in children’s nursing is discussed.}},
  source = {IRIS}
}