Attracting men to nursing: Is graduate entry an answer?

There is evidence which suggests that second degree graduate entry nursing programs may be a potential strategy to increase the number of men in nursing. This qualitative study used thematic analysis to describe the reasons underpinning men's enrolment in the first three intakes of the first such program in New Zealand. Interrogation of the data revealed two primary themes. First, in search of a satisfying career with the associated subthemes: was at a loss; fulfilment through working with and helping people; and a career with options.
Source: Nurse Education in Practice - Category: Nursing Authors: Tags: Original research Source Type: research