Developing geriatric nursing micro-credentials for undergraduate nursing students based on training objectives: A modified Delphi study.

China's population has begun to age rapidly in the past several years and this trend is predicted to continue. In the face of this growing older population, the existing number of aged care personnel, especially medical care professionals, can hardly meet the demand for aged care services. To develo...

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Publicado en:Nurse Education in Practice Vol. 76
Autores principales: Xu, Wenxian, Xie, Xiaoge, Fan, Bingjie, Huang, Yiru, Zhu, Xuebo, Yang, Yeqin
Formato: research Journal Article
Publicado: Elsevier B.V. Mar2024
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          Xu, Wenxian
          Xie, Xiaoge
          Fan, Bingjie
          Huang, Yiru
          Zhu, Xuebo
          Yang, Yeqin
        affil: The First Affiliated Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University, Wenzhou 325000, China
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          Gerontologic Nursing Education
          Gerontologic Nursing Standards
          Curriculum Development
          Credentialing
          Course Content
          Goals and Objectives
          Learning Methods
          Students, Undergraduate
          Students, Nursing
          Delphi Technique
          Human
          China
          Gerontologic Nurse Practitioners Education
          Health Services for Older Persons
          Health Services Needs and Demand
          Geriatric Assessment
          Conceptual Framework
          Surveys
          Course Evaluation
          Descriptive Statistics
          Sociology
          Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialists
          Geriatric Psychiatry
          Rehabilitation, Geriatric
          Hospice Care
          Faculty, Nursing
          Caregivers
      ab: China's population has begun to age rapidly in the past several years and this trend is predicted to continue. In the face of this growing older population, the existing number of aged care personnel, especially medical care professionals, can hardly meet the demand for aged care services. To develop geriatric nursing micro-credentials (MCs) for undergraduate nursing students based on standardized training objectives and to specify the learning goals and course modules that correspond to each specific MC. Modified Delphi study. An initial set of geriatric nursing MCs were developed based on the training objectives. Expert group discussion (n=13) reviewed the clarity and intelligibility of the statements' wording and supplemented the framework. A three-round Delphi survey (n=15) was then employed to obtain a consensus on the learning goals and course modules via an online questionnaire. Descriptive statistics were used to analyze the data. The final geriatric nursing MCs consisted of six courses, namely fundamentals of geriatric nursing (8 modules), geriatric sociology (6 modules), geriatric clinical nursing (3 modules), geriatric psychological nursing (8 modules), geriatric rehabilitation nursing (8 modules) and geriatric hospice care (10 modules). Nursing faculty can use the geriatric nursing MCs developed in this study to train current undergraduate nursing students to become backups for current, fully credentialed geriatric caregivers.
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