JOURNAL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION IN NURSING
Scope & Guideline
Innovating the Future of Nursing Education and Practice.
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Continuing Professional Development (CPD):
The journal emphasizes the importance of ongoing education and training for nursing professionals to ensure they remain competent in their practice and can adapt to evolving healthcare needs. - Innovative Educational Strategies:
It frequently publishes studies on innovative teaching methodologies, including simulation, virtual reality, and collaborative learning, aimed at enhancing nursing education. - Clinical Competency and Skills Development:
A core focus is on improving clinical judgment and technical skills among nurses through evidence-based education and training programs. - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI):
The journal addresses issues of DEI within nursing education, promoting inclusive practices and cultural competency in nursing curricula. - Research on Transition to Practice Programs:
It explores the design, implementation, and outcomes of transition-to-practice programs for new graduate nurses, aiming to support their successful integration into the workforce. - Impact of Technology in Nursing Education:
The journal investigates how technological advancements, such as e-learning and digital resources, influence nursing education and practice. - Mental Health and Well-Being in Nursing:
It covers topics related to the mental health of nurses, including burnout, compassion fatigue, and strategies for maintaining well-being in high-stress environments.
Trending and Emerging
- Trauma-Informed Care Education:
Increasing attention is being given to trauma-informed approaches in nursing education, reflecting a broader recognition of the importance of addressing trauma in patient care. - Mental Health and Resilience Training:
There is a rising trend in the exploration of mental health support and resilience training for nurses, especially in the context of challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. - Simulation-Based Learning:
The use of simulation as a primary educational tool is gaining traction, with studies highlighting its effectiveness in enhancing clinical skills and decision-making abilities. - Interprofessional Education (IPE):
Emerging interest in IPE indicates a trend towards collaborative learning experiences that prepare nurses to work effectively in multidisciplinary healthcare teams. - Focus on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI):
Research and discussions surrounding DEI in nursing are increasingly prevalent, aiming to foster inclusive practices within nursing education and healthcare delivery. - Use of Technology in Education:
There is a growing emphasis on the integration of technology, including virtual reality and digital learning tools, to enhance nursing education and competency assessments. - Competency-Based Education:
An emerging focus on competency-based education models is evident, aiming to align nursing education with specific skills and competencies required in practice.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Lecture-Based Education:
There has been a noticeable decrease in articles focusing on traditional lecture-based teaching methods, as the journal increasingly champions interactive and hands-on learning approaches. - Generalized Nursing Education Topics:
Papers that address broad or non-specific topics in nursing education have diminished, with a shift towards more targeted and specialized areas of research. - Single-Discipline Focus:
The journal is moving away from content that solely focuses on nursing to embrace interdisciplinary and collaborative educational practices involving multiple healthcare professions. - Passive Learning Approaches:
There is less emphasis on passive learning strategies, with a growing preference for active learning techniques that engage nurses in their educational processes. - Standardized Testing and Assessment Methods:
Articles dedicated to traditional testing methods are less frequent, as the focus shifts to innovative assessment strategies that better evaluate clinical competencies.
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