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Community nurse specialists' translation of newly learned knowledge in primary healthcare: A mixed methods study.

Connie Bøttcher BerthelsenNicoline MøllerHeidi M AndersenAnne BondesenManja B RothenbergBibi Hølge-Hazelton
Published in: Scandinavian journal of caring sciences (2022)
Competent clinical nurses working in community care settings who completed an education in advanced community care experienced few opportunities to use their new knowledge in practice. The community nurse specialists' expectations of how to use their new knowledge in practice after graduation does not align with the statutory order of the specialist education, which is directed towards combining direct and specialised patient care with coordination of care trajectories for the most fragile patients. It is important to include the managers in coordination of the community nurse specialists' usage of their new knowledge in practice.
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