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Political Competencies Necessary for Education Programs in Prelicensure Nursing Education: Survey Results Using the Delphi Technique Sachiko Tanaka 1 , Masakazu Nishigaki 2 , Kyoko Oyamada 3 , Miyuki Ishibashi 4 , Mari Ikeda 5 , Miho Katsuta 6 , Yoko Nomura 7 1The Jikei University School of Nursing 2Graduate School of Health and Welfare, International University of Health & Welfare 3St. Luke's International University, Graduate School of Nursing Science 4Chiba University Graduate School of Nursing 5Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Tokyo 6Gifu Kyoritsu University 7Nayoro City University Keyword: 看護基礎教育 , 教育プログラム , 政策コンピテンシー , デルファイ法 , Prelicensure Nursing Education , Education Programs , Political Competencies , the Delphi Technique pp.286-296
Published Date 2024/12/31
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 Objectives: To clarify the priorities among political competencies to be fostered in nursing students during Prelicensure Nursing Education.

 Method: Web surveys(through SurveyMonkey) using the Delphi technique were conducted three times to faculty members teaching nursing administration or nursing policy courses at 284 universities. Participants were instructed to answer 77 items across eight categories regarding policy competencies in terms of their priorities in learning during Prelicensure Nursing Education by seven-point scale.

 Results: 35 responded to all three survey. The highest priorities were "have a keen interest in social issues," "learn laws related to nursing practice," "notice changes in medical care and patient awareness with reference to changes in society," "keep relevant issues in mind and ponder for the solution," and "be mindful and reflect on one's own speech and behavior." On the other hand, priority was low on having knowledge of economics, knowledge of political science, etc.

 Conclusion: This study's results highlight the significance of establishing an education system of basic political competencies with high priorities regarding knowledge, awareness, and attitudes that lay the foundation for political thinking in students at nursing colleges.


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