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Abstract
Background
There are still concerns about the effectiveness of clinical education models which are done with the aim of reducing the theoretical-practical gap in nursing. In this article, we intend to describe an innovative model to create an integration and structured relationship between educational and healthcare provider institutions. The basis of this work is the full-time presence of nursing teacher in the clinical settings and the development of their role to improve the education of students and nurses and the quality of nursing services.
Methods
This was a participatory action research. This action research was implemented in four steps of problem identification, planning, action and reflection. Interviews, focus groups and observation were used for the qualitative part. Clinical Learning Environment Inventory (CLEI), Job Satisfaction in Nursing Instrument questionnaires and Patient Satisfaction with Nursing Care Quality Questionnaire were completed before and after the study. Qualitative content analysis, paired and independent t test were used for data analysis.
Results
The academic-practice integration Model of TPSN is a dynamic and interactive model for accountability in nursing Discipline. Unlike the medical education model that includes patients, students, and physicians as the three points of a triangle, this model, which is shaped like a large triangle, places the person in need of care and treatment (patient, client, family, or society) in the center of the triangle, aiming to focus on the healthcare receiver. The model consists of three components (Mentoring component, Preceptorship component, and integrated clinical education component). Each of the components of this model alone will not be able to eliminate the ultimate goal of bridging the theory-practice gap.
Conclusions
A new and innovative model was proposed to reduce the theory-practice gap in the present study. This model increases the collaboration between educational institutions and healthcare settings compared with the previous models. The TPSN model helps students, nurses, and nursing instructors integrate theoretical knowledge with clinical practice and act as professional nurses.
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