What is it about?
The article discusses the need for nurse education programs to include teaching theory and practice as an aspect of the curriculum.
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Why is it important?
All nursing education programs, as well as staff development initiatives, must include teaching, health literacy, and health promotion as integral parts of the curriculum. By improving teaching and learning knowledge, health literacy improves and subsequently, health improves.
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It was a great pleasure and honor to be asked to comment of the article. Teaching and nursing are my two passions. Reviewing the article prompted me to add more emphasis on teaching, health literacy, and advocacy to my nursing courses. Thank you.
Dr. Robin Jill Dewald
Excelsior College
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This page is a summary of: Commentary: Newly registered nurses’ experiences of delivering patient education in an acute care setting: an exploratory study, Journal of Research in Nursing, December 2019, SAGE Publications,
DOI: 10.1177/1744987119869775.
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