Perceived benefits and barriers of implementing nursing residency programs in Jordan

ConclusionThe findings asserted that the implementation of the Nursing Residency Program for new practicing nurses would enhance their competencies and self‐ confidence; and decrease the rate of reality shock and turnover within the first year of employment. Implications for nursing and health policyPolicy makers, nurse educators, and nurse administrators and clinical nurses need to collaborate to develop a formal system with binding policies and regulations concerning the implementation of Nursing Residency Program. There is also a need to address and modify current orientation programmes offered by hospitals for novice nurses to enhance their transition into clinical practice.
Source: International Nursing Review - Category: Nursing Authors: Tags: Original Article Source Type: research