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Embracing a constraints-led approach for skills acquisition in nursing education

Loes Verdoes (Docent); Jeroen Dikken (Lid Lectoraat); Natasja van Brakel-van Lobenstein (Lid Lectoraat); Saskia T. van Leeuwen-Prins (Docent); G. Mariëlle de Waal (Docent); P.G. (Peter) Renden (Lid Lectoraat)

Introduction: Nursing education traditionally teaches skill acquisition in isolated practice drills and guided by step-by-step protocols. While these approaches may seem to provide a solid foundation, they do not adequately bridge the gap between a controlled learning environment and the reality of nursing …

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Teaching nursing skills without detailed protocols

Natasja van Brakel-van Lobenstein (Lid Lectoraat); Saskia T. van Leeuwen-Prins (Docent); Loes Verdoes (Lid Lectoraat); G. Mariëlle de Waal (Docent); Maaike C.J. Kamsteeg (Docent); Raôul R.D Oudejans; Jeannie Devereaux; Yvonne van Zaalen (Lector); Jeroen Dikken (Lid Lectoraat); P.G. (Peter) Renden (Lid Lectoraat)

There is a wide range of literature suggesting that implicit learning is more effective than explicit learning when acquiring motor skills. However, the acquisition of nursing skills in educational settings continues to rely heavily on detailed protocols and explicit instructions. This study aimed to …

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From burden to empowerment. Patient‐reported Influencing factors on participation in shared decision making in oncology

L. (Lien) Mertens; H. Wildiers; H. van Veenendaal; Roukayya Oueslati (Lid Lectoraat); T. Kasmi; G. Bekkering; K. Hannes; N. Delvaux; M. Vermandere; P. van Bostraeten; J. Jaeken; B. Aertgeerts

Objective: We aim to provide a literature overview on patient‐reported barriers and facilitators to participation in Shared Decision Making (SDM) within the setting of oncology. Methodology: Within the set of selected studies for a larger qualitative meta‐summary, using five databases, we selected the …

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Artificial intelligence and language discordant healthcare encounters

Jenny Ruiza; Rose L. Molina; Antoon Cox; Lisa C. Diamond; Leah Karliner; Raquel Lazaro Gutierrez; Shuangyu Li; Roukayya Oueslati (Lid Lectoraat); Carmen Pena Diaz; Barbara Schouten

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming language access services in healthcare, making interpretation and translation faster and more scalable than ever before. Given that there are approximately 281 million international migrants as of 2024 [1], leveraging AI technology for mitigating language …

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