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Nursing in a New Era: The Profession and Education of Nurses in South Africa: Professions and Professional Education S

Autor Mignonne Breier, Thando Mgqolozana, Angelique Wildschut
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 mar 2010
Offering a detailed picture of the nursing profession in South Africa today, this study considers the profile, image, and status of nurses as well as the role education plays in the industry. Interviews and results from focus groups explore the issues that contribute to the vulnerability of nursing--one that registers an alarmingly high attrition rate--and present the views of various stakeholders, including the public sector, academia, and nursing students and professionals. Also providing a broad outline of the state of South African healthcare and the burden of the HIV and AIDS epidemic, this is an important look at the challenges of nurses and what can be done to reverse the worrying trends.
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ISBN-13: 9780796922748
ISBN-10: 0796922748
Pagini: 141
Dimensiuni: 210 x 280 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.39 kg
Editura: Human Sciences Research
Seria Professions and Professional Education S


Notă biografică

Dr Mignonne Breier is a chief research specialist in the Education, Sciences and Skills Development Research Programme at the HSRC. Before joining the HSRC she was a senior researcher at the Centre for the Study of Higher Education, formerly the Education Policy Unit, at the University of the Western Cape. Angelique Wildschut is a researcher in the Education, Science and Skills Development Research Programme at the HSRC. Thando Mgqolozana was previously a researcher in the Education, Science and Skills Development research programme at the HSRC. He is currently pursuing his writing career.

Cuprins

A conceptual framework for the study of nursing; research design; limitations; overview of the monograph. Growth and profile of the nursing profession: The growth of nursing as a profession; the; growth of nursing in numbers; profile of the profession; distribution of nurses; conclusion. The demand for nurses: Who says there is a shortage?; vacancy rates in the nursing profession; demand for nurses due to HIV and Aids. Migration of south african nurses: Nurse migration as an international phenomenon; statistics on the migration of South African nurses; a qualitative view of nurse migration; views of academics and students on emigration. Nursing education: An overview of the production of nurses; geographical distribution of nursing training; trends in the production of nurses; growth in sanc registers versus growth in production of nurses. Why choose nursing?: Nursing students' reasons for choosing nursing; academics' views; choices of school learners. Nursing in a new era: Working with HIV/Aids and TB patients; professional relations; nurse/patient abuse; salaries; non-monetary rewards. Standards, image and status; have standards dropped?; views on status and image; positive views.