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Significance of The Study

This document discusses the significance of a study examining the effect of the number of clinical internship hours per week on nursing students' effectiveness, skill acquisition, and academic performance. Specifically, it notes that the study would benefit the College of Nursing Dean by providing data to improve scheduling of clinical learning experiences and collaboration among faculty. The results would also help clinical instructors evaluate students' quality of care, performance, attitude, and skills based on hours. Additionally, the study would inform students on which time arrangement (8 hours vs. 5 hours with added classes) is most effective for their academic and clinical development. Overall, the study aims to improve nursing education and prepare globally competitive nurses at Velez College.

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Significance of The Study

This document discusses the significance of a study examining the effect of the number of clinical internship hours per week on nursing students' effectiveness, skill acquisition, and academic performance. Specifically, it notes that the study would benefit the College of Nursing Dean by providing data to improve scheduling of clinical learning experiences and collaboration among faculty. The results would also help clinical instructors evaluate students' quality of care, performance, attitude, and skills based on hours. Additionally, the study would inform students on which time arrangement (8 hours vs. 5 hours with added classes) is most effective for their academic and clinical development. Overall, the study aims to improve nursing education and prepare globally competitive nurses at Velez College.

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Number of Clinical Internship Hours: A Determinant of Student's Effectiveness and Skill

Acquisition in the Hospital Area for Velez College Students

Significance of the study

The results of the study will be of great benefit to the following:

College of Nursing Dean. Data given will provide the dean information on how

the number of duty hours in a week affects the student’s academic and RLE performance.

The results will enable the dean to improve the scheduling of RLE and the different

academic subjects. Data gathered will help the dean initiate collaboration among faculty

and chair persons to help plan the advancement of nursing education in relation to the

new curriculum.

Clinical Instructors. The results of the study will help the clinical instructors

evaluate the quality of care rendered by the nursing students, academic performance,

attitude and skills acquired in relation to the number of hours given in a week. Results

would also develop the clinical instructor’s teaching-learning and evaluating strategies in

enhancing knowledge, skills and attitude to the students in the time frame given.

Students. This study will provide information regarding which time arrangement

is effective: 8-hr of clinical internship from 5-hr clinical internship with additional

academic classes. This study will evaluate the academic performance, the student nurse

attitude and approach, the skills learned in the clinical are, the quality of care rendered in

the given time frame. Data gathered will also help the students improve both academic

and clinical performance.

Velez College. This study will improve the school in the development of nursing

education. This study will foster new ways of enhancing knowledge, skills,and attitude

thus preparing globally-competitive nurses in the future. This study will also help in the
advancement of school management, clinical leadership and teaching-evaluation

approach.

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