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Adapting to and implementing a problem-and communitybased approach to nursing education

AE Fichardt, MJ Viljoen, Y Botma, PP du Rand
Curationis | Vol 23, No 3 | a717 | DOI: https://doi.org/10.4102/curationis.v23i3.717 | © 2000 AE Fichardt, MJ Viljoen, Y Botma, PP du Rand | This work is licensed under CC Attribution 4.0
Submitted: 27 September 2000 | Published: 27 September 2000

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AE Fichardt, School of nursing University of the Orange Free State, South Africa
MJ Viljoen, School of nursing University of the Orange Free State, South Africa
Y Botma, School of nursing University of the Orange Free State, South Africa
PP du Rand, School of nursing University of the Orange Free State, South Africa

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Abstract

The process of change, implemented by the School of Nursing at the University of the Orange Free State so that a paradigm shift in approaches to nursing education at undergraduate level could be achieved, is outlined. The necessity to change, the identification of external and internal variables that impact on change, the founding of a support system, the process of overcoming resistance to change, the evaluation of the process of change and options for the future, are discussed. The rationale for the implementation of a problem-based teaching strategy and the phasing in of a community-based approach to teaching as the heart of the process of change are discussed.

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