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Teaching the Teachers: Implementing Social Security in the N | 89645
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Teaching the Teachers: Implementing Social Security in the Nursing and Maternity Care Educational Plan

Abstract

Lord Brown* and Robert Cross

The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council commands the educating of social security in Bachelor of Nursing and Midwifery programs in Australia. Anyway nursing and maternity care scholastics might come up short on mindfulness and information expected to impart and foster social security practices to their understudies. Explicit social wellbeing proficient advancement for scholastics might be required. The point of this pragmatist survey was to give an outline of social security programs that assess progress of figuring out how to practice to create program hypothesis concerning what systems best make an interpretation of social wellbeing hypothesis to rehearse for medical attendants and maternity specialists. Plan a methodical survey observing pragmatist survey distribution guidelines. Information sources nine papers were chosen from six data sets, from beginning to January 2020. Any article that assessed medical attendants and birthing assistants practice change following support in social wellbeing schooling programs was incorporated. Survey techniques A pragmatist survey was embraced to refine social security instruction program hypothesis

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