Article 1990

An Evaluation of Nursing Experience as Part of the Physiotherapy Curriculum

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Harpur, Wendy E.
Physiotherapy (United Kingdom)
Journal · Vol. 76 · Issue 2 · pp. 113-117
Abstract

A questionnaire was designed and distributed to students in 12 randomly selected physiotherapy schools. The questionnaire sought information on the students' evaluation of nursing experience. The majority of students were very satisfied both with the time spent on this placement and with the quality of experience gained, but felt an improvement could be made in the actual organisation of the placement. © 1990, The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. All rights reserved.

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students Evaluation Nursing experience

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adult human questionnaire Article Vocational education psychological aspect education human experiment normal human organization and management methodology Nursing physiotherapy
Author Affiliations
Department of Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy, Ulster University, Coleraine, Londonderry, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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