Nursing Student’s Perception and Challenges Faced in The Clinical Learning Environment
European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine,
2020, Volume 7, Issue 11, Pages 1182-1188
Abstract
Clinical learning is an integrated part of nursing, is extensively valuable through nursing education. The study was to identify challenges faced by nursing students in clinical. A quantitative approach was undertaken to assess the nursing students’ perception & challenges faced in the CLE in selected Nursing Colleges of Bhubaneswar. 685 samples were selected by purposive sampling technique & data was collected by Modified CLEI & MPCI. RESULT: As per the perception of nursing students 1.3% having less satisfactory perception & 73% of students having more satisfactory perception in clinical settings. The challenges are; they were unaware about the objectives (43.65%), Clinical Instructor doesn’t have time to assess students (53.13%), Students don’t stay enough time inward (57.21%), Lack of interest on the part of clinical instructor (50.21%), Lack of interest in students (53.72%), Attitude of nurses towards students is not good (49.92), Attitude of patients towards students is not good (78.67%), Unavailability of enough cases to be studied to meet objectives (64.81%), The mentors level of motivation is not good (71.23%) and Inadequate availability of clinical instructors (48.02%). Pearson’s Co-relation shows a moderately negative correlation between the nursing students perception and challenges as the r-value is -0.0188(0<r<0) & P-value is 0.793897 at ≤0.05 level of significance and there is an extremely significant association between professional educational status & distance of clinical areas with nursing students perception, where the type of residence is very statistically significant with nursing students perception where only age is extremely significant with the challenges in CLE.
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