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Interactive workshops as a learning and teaching method for primary healthcare nurses.
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Abstract
backgroundTraditionally, learning by and teaching for primary healthcare (PHC) nurses use didactic, teacher-centred approaches. Hence, the feasibility of interactive workshops in non-threatening PHC environments to refresh nurses' knowledge on patient care needs exploring.
aimTo describe interactive workshops as a learning and teaching method for PHC nurses.
settingPrimary healthcare clinics.
methodsSystematic literature search followed by an exploratory experimental pre or post-test control group design. Random clinic sampling (
resultsArticles reviewed (
conclusionInteractive workshops as a learning and teaching method could lead to change in knowledge, and participant satisfaction. However, using a combination of interactive workshops and other teaching modalities may enhance learning and teaching further. CONTRIBUTION: Interactive workshops are a feasible instructional method during refresher courses for healthcare providers.
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