为初级护士制定领导力计划。

Antony James Makepeace
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终身学习是所有护士和护理助理的期望。然而,在实习期结束后,关于初级护士如何在职业生涯中取得进步的指导非常有限。由于 2019 年冠状病毒病(COVID-19)大流行带来的压力,以及整个 NHS 的长期财政和资源限制,正规培训计划受到了限制。大流行期间的经历也影响了护士对专业发展和福祉的期望。本文探讨了担任管理职位的护士如何为护士创造专业发展机会,尤其是在领导力方面。作者指出,尽管面临人员和资源方面的压力,领导者仍可支持其员工拓展技能和知识。
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Developing a leadership programme for junior nurses.

Lifelong learning is an expectation of all nurses and nursing associates. However, after preceptorship there is limited guidance on how junior nurses can progress in their careers. Formal training programmes were limited by pressures associated with the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, as well as long-term financial and resource restrictions across the NHS. Nurses' expectations of professional development and well-being have also been affected by their experiences during the pandemic. This article explores how nurses in management positions can create professional development opportunities for nurses, particularly in leadership. The author identifies how leaders can support their staff to broaden their skills and knowledge despite pressures on staffing and resources.

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