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NURSING EDUCATION PERSPECTIVES
卷 37, 期 3, 页码 130-137出版社
LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS
DOI: 10.1097/01.NEP.0000000000000003
关键词
Minority Nursing Student; Diversity; Nursing Education; Clinical Nursing
AIM This integrative review synthesized baccalaureate minority nursing students' perceptions of their clinical experiences. BACKGROUND The diversity of the nursing workforce does not mirror the United States population. Attrition rates of minority nursing students remain higher than rates for White students. Literature examining facilitators and barriers to minority student success predominantly focuses on academic factors, excluding those relevant to clinical education. METHOD An integrative review using literature from nursing and education. FINDINGS Three common perceived barriers were identified: discrimination from faculty, peers, nursing staff, and patients; bias in faculty grading practices; and isolation. CONCLUSION Although little is known about the relationship between clinical failures and overall attrition, this review provides evidence that minority students encounter significant barriers in clinical education. To increase the diversity of the nursing workforce, faculty must address these issues and make modifications to ensure an equal opportunity at a quality education for all students.
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