Commentary on McNamara MS (2007) Illuminating the essential elements of the role of the clinical placement co‐ordinator: a phenomenological inquiry. <i>Journal of Clinical Nursing</i> 16, 1516–1524

Pearcey, Pat; Wilson, Jane

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2702.2007.02107.x

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“…I would like to thank Pearcey and Wilson (2008) for taking the time to read my paper (McNamara 2007) and to prepare a commentary on it. Their comments on the design and methodological aspects of the study are very generous, particularly in light of the criticisms that some phenomenological enquiries in nursing have attracted.…”

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Clinical Practice Facilitator: A new role to support mentors and students

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This article illuminates the role of the midwifery Clinical Practice Facilitator (CPF) which is currently unique to London trusts and universities. Since its implementation it has quickly established its worth in both clinical and educational settings. There are many challenges and much scope for innovation. The aim of this article is to illustrate why the role was created, how the role has been developed and to provide some clarity for this diverse role. This article is a reflection of some of the experiences and achievements during the first year of its implementation. The authors have included a ‘day in the life of …’ to provide readers with further insight into the role of the CPF.

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Commentary on McNamara MS (2007) Illuminating the essential elements of the role of the clinical placement co‐ordinator: a phenomenological inquiry. Journal of Clinical Nursing 16, 1516–1524

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