A Danish approach to mentorship and education of nursing students
Neil Davison Lecturer in nursing and teaching fellow, School of healthcare sciences, Bangor University, Wales
Katherine Williams Lecturer in nursing, School of healthcare sciences, Bangor University, Wales
This article describes a project that gave lecturers and undergraduate nursing students the opportunity to work and study in another European country. Although the model of clinical education used in Denmark had clear advantages, the funding and organisation of mentorship in the UK mean that it would be of limited value in the clinical education of UK-based undergraduate nursing students.
Nursing Standard.
25, 23, 42-45.
doi: 10.7748/ns2011.02.25.23.42.c8328
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hss070@bangor.ac.uk
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