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. 2022 Jan 28;28(1):51–61. doi: 10.4094/chnr.2022.28.1.51

Table 1.

Elements of the Protocol for Guidance in the Pediatric Nursing Practicum

Categories Elements
Detailed information School-based information
Nursing practice regulations
Role and responsibilities of CPFs and CNIs
Protection of students' right to education
Students' safety standards and legal/ethical issues
Pediatric patient safety standards and legal/ethical issues
Infection prevention strategies and quarantine guidelines
Curriculum(major prerequisite: theory, practice)
Nursing practice objectives and learning outcomes
Syllabus
Practicum schedule and student assignment charts
Clinical practice checklist and core basic nursing skill
Homework assignments
Achievement criteria and evaluation tool
Faculty online site and application
In-school facility and training center information
Related documentation forms
School contact information
Pediatric ward-based information
Hospital policy for students: nursing activities students can perform
Introduction to the pediatric unit: location, structure, treatment and nursing schedule
Pediatric nurses' work and duties
Pediatric patient characteristics: age, common diagnoses, treatment, medication, nursing care
Patient information access and confidentiality: EMR usage
Infection prevention strategies and quarantine guidelines
Pediatric unit contact information
Teaching methodology Characteristics and needs of today's learners
Communication skills and conflict management
Coping strategies for contextual problems
Critical thinking and PBL
Role of facilitator and feedback
Management and participation of CPX
Management and participation of clinical simulations
Skills for using a high-fidelity simulator
Partnership Conference before clinical practice: CPF and CNI
Sharing of nursing practice schedule and students' assignments
Discussion of syllabus and students' documentation
Decision of pre-learning subjects
Simulation module review
Sharing of teaching schedule
Continued conference: CPFs and CNIs
Process evaluation
Self-evaluation and improvement plan
Conference after clinical practice: CPFs and CNIs
Student achievement analysis

CNI, clinical nursing instructor; CPF, clinical practice faculty; CPX, clinical performance examination; EMR, electronic medical record; PBL, problembased learning.