A collaborative approach to developing student placements in care homes

Sue Tiplady, Juliana Thompson, Carole Proud

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Abstract

If high-quality, person-centred care is to be provided for older people with complex needs, it is essential that nurse education should aim to extend students’ knowledge and skills in longterm care, and integrated health and social care. Northumbria University, local care homes and NHS organisations have collaborated to develop integrated, cross-sector practice placements that support this learning for nursing students. While there have been challenges in developing these placements, initial feedback is positive, suggesting the placements promote improved interorganisational working and learning for staff as well as students.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)20-25
JournalNursing older people
Volume30
Issue number1
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 29 Jan 2018

Keywords

  • care homes
  • integrated health and social care
  • nursing homes
  • older people
  • practice placements
  • student placements

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