ArticleInternational journal of qualitative studies on health and well-being2022
Clinical practice experience of doctor of philosophy nurses in South Korea: a qualitative study.
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Abstract
purposeThis study aimed to gain a broader understanding of the clinical practice experience of Doctor of Philosophy nurses working in nursing positions.
methodParticipants were 15 full-time nurses who are current Doctor of Philosophy candidates or have acquired a Doctor of Philosophy in nursing. Data were collected through face-to-face interviews and the participants' diaries, which were analysed using a descriptive qualitative method.
resultsThe patient care experiences of Doctor of Philosophy nurses in clinical practice were grouped into four themes: "providing evidence-based and patient-specific education," "proactively taking responsible for communicating with patients," "enhancing the quality of nursing through reflective attitudes," and "advocating for patients using a multifaceted approach." The factors facilitating or inhibiting clinical practice were identified with three themes.
conclusionThis study revealed that the Doctor of Philosophy nurses used the knowledge and experience they gained in their Doctor of Philosophy nursing programme to serve as role models for the advancement of nursing education and evidence-based practice.
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