Titlebook: Clinical Learning and Teaching Innovations in Nursing; Dedicated Education Kay Edgecombe,Margaret Bowden Book 2014 Springer Science+Busine

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Christian Bruneau,Pierre H. Dixneufbrief background information about Canberra and the University of Canberra undergraduate nursing curriculum before describing the curriculum redesign required for uptake of the Dedicated Education Unit, key Dedicated Education Unit roles and responsibilities, key assumptions about students in the De

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Pierre H. Dixneuf,Christian Bruneauce, and learning from one another, presents 14 stories from people performing different roles in establishing, learning, teaching and working within differently structured Dedicated Education Units in different clinical contexts. It broadens the scope of this book by including experiences from Manuk

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