Feedback in clinical settings: Nursing students’ perceptions at the district hospital in the southern part of Namibia
Abstract
Background: Feedback was the backbone of educational interventions in clinical settings. However, it was generally misunderstood and demanding to convey out effectively. Nursing students were not confident and did not feel free to practise clinical skills during practical placements because of the nature of the feedback they received whilst in these placements. Moreover, they experienced feedback as a barrier to completing practical workbooks....
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Title
Feedback in clinical settings: Nursing students’ perceptions at the district hospital in the southern part of Namibia
Published Date
May 31, 2021
Journal
Volume
44
Issue
1
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