Future nursing workforce: pathways to aged care nursing?
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Heath, Samantha
Mall, Robina
Williams, Pam
Jackson, Ruth
Johnson, Shobha
Graham, Gil
Mall, Robina
Williams, Pam
Jackson, Ruth
Johnson, Shobha
Graham, Gil
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2020-12-07
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Conference Contribution - Oral Presentation
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Auckland (N.Z.)
Unitec Institute of Technology
nursing students
students' perceptions
surveys
aged care
residential care
geriatric nursing
nursing as a profession
New Zealand
Unitec Institute of Technology
nursing students
students' perceptions
surveys
aged care
residential care
geriatric nursing
nursing as a profession
New Zealand
ANZSRC Field of Research Code (2020)
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Heath, S., Mall, R., Williams, P., Jackson, R., Johnson, S., & Graham, G. (2020, December). Future nursing workforce: pathways to aged care nursing?. Paper presented at the Unitec Research Symposium, Mount Albert Campus, Unitec.
Abstract
We are all getting older
New Zealand's population prediction to 2052
Registered nurses
The Academy
Future nursing workforce
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Results of analysis
Aged care : top of mind
Narrative themes
--Meeting and getting to know the people / residents. Getting to know their stories
--Death is so confronting and seeing residents in an emotional state makes me emotional
--Some clients show appreciation in what nurses do for them and aged care nursing is in demand, in terms of job opportunity
--The only reason [to work in aged care] is to get higher chance to apply for residency as well as a path to work in DHB as an international student.
--There are few opportunities to practice my acute/advanced nursing skills
What would encourage you to choose aged care? Working conditions & Clinical experience
Insights ; Opportunities ; Future nursing workforce?
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