2018
DOI: 10.1097/nne.0000000000000506
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Teaching Patient-Centered Care Through the Veterans History Project

Abstract: Determining the best ways to teach military culture and the veteran experience to nursing students and new nurses is an essential component in developing a culturally sensitive nursing workforce. The purpose of this article is to describe a theory-driven, experiential learning approach to integrating the Veterans History Project into the curricula for a postbaccalaureate nurse residency program. Participants acknowledged that this educational project better prepared them to care for the veteran population.

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“…In the past decade, these programs were mostly conducted in countries such as Australia, 24 Canada, 25 Sweden, 21 the United Kingdom, 26 and the United States. [27][28][29][30] The methods used for teaching have varied among the studies, including using web-based videos and digital storytelling, 25 video-based teaching, 27 clinical assessment tools, 28 faculty-led roleplay simulations, 29 workshops, 24 problem-based learning, and traditional teaching strategies. 26 Among the numerous teaching methods, design-thinking has received increasing attention from both scholars and practitioners in multiple disciplines as a creative and innovative approach for responding to complex problems; it identifies the needs of the user and provides solutions to respond to these needs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the past decade, these programs were mostly conducted in countries such as Australia, 24 Canada, 25 Sweden, 21 the United Kingdom, 26 and the United States. [27][28][29][30] The methods used for teaching have varied among the studies, including using web-based videos and digital storytelling, 25 video-based teaching, 27 clinical assessment tools, 28 faculty-led roleplay simulations, 29 workshops, 24 problem-based learning, and traditional teaching strategies. 26 Among the numerous teaching methods, design-thinking has received increasing attention from both scholars and practitioners in multiple disciplines as a creative and innovative approach for responding to complex problems; it identifies the needs of the user and provides solutions to respond to these needs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O objetivo da formação é desenvolver um profissional com conhecimentos e habilidades específicas além da graduação, preenchendo as lacunas da formação inicial, com amplitude de conhecimento de novos graduandos Vessey et al (2018), Algaderi, Tavares e Riedy (2019), Olson-Sitki, Wendler e Forbes (2012).…”
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“…A aprendizagem é significativa, entendendo como necessária a problematização da realidade, realizando um encontro entre o mundo da formação e o do trabalho. Na mesma linha, Bratt (2013) destaca a abordagem pedagógica de aprender com a prática e na ação reflexão pautados em autores como Argyris;Schon (1974) e Vessey et al, (2018). Estes destacam como aprendizagem experiencial a Teoria das História o que possibilita aos residentes se aproximarem da realidade dos pacientes, podendo realizar um atendimento qualificado e personalizado.…”
Section: Abordagens Teóricasunclassified
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