Achieving lifelong learning in nursing.

D, Kenworthy; C, Dearnley

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Achieving lifelong learning in nursing.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 19 Jun 2002 English Journal:Professional nurse (London, England), volume 16 (issn: 0266-8130,

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Authors: D, Kenworthy; C, Dearnley;

pmid: 12029964

Achieving lifelong learning in nursing.

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Abstract

In an attempt to increase the quality of care provision, nurse education has undergone radical change. The number of women returning to nursing after a break and mature nurses requiring post-registration education has led to more flexible educational options. Open and distance learning can provide this flexibility and encourages confidence among students.

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University of Bradford
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Keywords

Education, Distance, Career Mobility, Education, Nursing, Continuing, Personnel Staffing and Scheduling, Humans, Workload, Personnel Selection

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