Analysis of Clinical Experience Using Kolb’s Experiential Learning Theory: Postgraduate Medical Surgical Nursing Track Students in Selected Sub-Specialties at the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali, Rwanda

BackgroundClinical experiences provide an opportunity for nursing students to integrate theoretical knowledge into practice, and analyze their learning using a theoretical model. Students do not take this opportunity unless it is intentionally included by the facilitators. These observations from th...

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Vydáno v:Rwanda journal of medicine and health sciences Ročník 4; číslo 3; s. 430 - 436
Hlavní autoři: Bagweneza, Vedaste, Anita, Collins, Nsanzamahoro, Isaac, Mukanoheli, Vestine, Bahaya, Florian, Niyitegeka, Perpetue, Kabanyana, Pauline, Mwiseneza, Marie Josee, Gaterega, Tony, Kura, Agnes, Twahirwa, Claude, Munezero, Marie
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Vydáno: Kigali University of Rwanda 01.12.2021
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Abstract BackgroundClinical experiences provide an opportunity for nursing students to integrate theoretical knowledge into practice, and analyze their learning using a theoretical model. Students do not take this opportunity unless it is intentionally included by the facilitators. These observations from the second cohort of medical surgical nursing students with their facilitators, regarding their clinical training period in selected sub-specialties at the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali (CHUK) aimed at developing students’ analytical and observational skills while developing clinical skills.MethodsThe study involved nine medical surgical nursing students who were in different subspecialties at CHUK from 7th January up to the 20th February, 2019. Informed observational approach and concomitant reporting were used to validate their learning and gain clinical experience. The students used Kolb’s Experiential Learning Theory to analyze their experience, with the focus on innovative skills.ResultsAll medical surgical nursing students reported that they improved their knowledge and skills during clinical practice, while broadening their outlook.ConclusionKolb’s Experiential Learning Theory is useful in validating and bridging theoretical learning to clinical practice.Rwanda J Med Health Sci 2021;4(3):430-436
AbstractList Clinical experiences provide an opportunity for nursing students to integrate theoretical knowledge into practice, and analyze their learning using a theoretical model. Students do not take this opportunity unless it is intentionally included by the facilitators. These observations from the second cohort of medical surgical nursing students with their facilitators, regarding their clinical training period in selected sub-specialties at the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali (CHUK) aimed at developing students' analytical and observational skills while developing clinical skills. The study involved nine medical surgical nursing students who were in different subspecialties at CHUK from 7 January up to the 20 February, 2019. Informed observational approach and concomitant reporting were used to validate their learning and gain clinical experience. The students used Kolb's Experiential Learning Theory to analyze their experience, with the focus on innovative skills. All medical surgical nursing students reported that they improved their knowledge and skills during clinical practice, while broadening their outlook. Kolb's Experiential Learning Theory is useful in validating and bridging theoretical learning to clinical practice.
BackgroundClinical experiences provide an opportunity for nursing students to integrate theoretical knowledge into practice, and analyze their learning using a theoretical model. Students do not take this opportunity unless it is intentionally included by the facilitators. These observations from the second cohort of medical surgical nursing students with their facilitators, regarding their clinical training period in selected sub-specialties at the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali (CHUK) aimed at developing students’ analytical and observational skills while developing clinical skills.MethodsThe study involved nine medical surgical nursing students who were in different subspecialties at CHUK from 7th January up to the 20th February, 2019. Informed observational approach and concomitant reporting were used to validate their learning and gain clinical experience. The students used Kolb’s Experiential Learning Theory to analyze their experience, with the focus on innovative skills.ResultsAll medical surgical nursing students reported that they improved their knowledge and skills during clinical practice, while broadening their outlook.ConclusionKolb’s Experiential Learning Theory is useful in validating and bridging theoretical learning to clinical practice.Rwanda J Med Health Sci 2021;4(3):430-436
Clinical experiences provide an opportunity for nursing students to integrate theoretical knowledge into practice, and analyze their learning using a theoretical model. Students do not take this opportunity unless it is intentionally included by the facilitators. These observations from the second cohort of medical surgical nursing students with their facilitators, regarding their clinical training period in selected sub-specialties at the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali (CHUK) aimed at developing students' analytical and observational skills while developing clinical skills.BackgroundClinical experiences provide an opportunity for nursing students to integrate theoretical knowledge into practice, and analyze their learning using a theoretical model. Students do not take this opportunity unless it is intentionally included by the facilitators. These observations from the second cohort of medical surgical nursing students with their facilitators, regarding their clinical training period in selected sub-specialties at the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali (CHUK) aimed at developing students' analytical and observational skills while developing clinical skills.The study involved nine medical surgical nursing students who were in different subspecialties at CHUK from 7th January up to the 20th February, 2019. Informed observational approach and concomitant reporting were used to validate their learning and gain clinical experience. The students used Kolb's Experiential Learning Theory to analyze their experience, with the focus on innovative skills.MethodsThe study involved nine medical surgical nursing students who were in different subspecialties at CHUK from 7th January up to the 20th February, 2019. Informed observational approach and concomitant reporting were used to validate their learning and gain clinical experience. The students used Kolb's Experiential Learning Theory to analyze their experience, with the focus on innovative skills.All medical surgical nursing students reported that they improved their knowledge and skills during clinical practice, while broadening their outlook.ResultsAll medical surgical nursing students reported that they improved their knowledge and skills during clinical practice, while broadening their outlook.Kolb's Experiential Learning Theory is useful in validating and bridging theoretical learning to clinical practice.ConclusionKolb's Experiential Learning Theory is useful in validating and bridging theoretical learning to clinical practice.
Author Nsanzamahoro, Isaac
Mukanoheli, Vestine
Anita, Collins
Bahaya, Florian
Bagweneza, Vedaste
Niyitegeka, Perpetue
Mwiseneza, Marie Josee
Munezero, Marie
Kura, Agnes
Gaterega, Tony
Twahirwa, Claude
Kabanyana, Pauline
AuthorAffiliation 1 School of Nursing and Midwifery, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Rwanda, Kigali, Rwanda
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