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Group 2 (Poland, Belgium, Estonia, Slovenia, Finland) • How to understand Nurse Educators • People who teach nurses • Nursing is `Science´, why we need a title as ´Nurse Educators´ • Academic title is universal and clear • Clinical experience • Nurse teaching preperation is different for different qualifications • 5 Diploma • 6 Bachelor • 7 Master Group 2 (Poland, Belgium, Estonia, Slovenia, Finland) • Minimum requirements for Nursing educators Poland Belgium Slovenia Estonia Min Master Bachelor with 1y Min Master Min bachelor 1y prof experiences teacher education 60 5y clinical exp 3y clinical exp 25 credits credits Tests for lecturing 3-4 credits Publications Language skills other than native • Additional discussion • What is most important • Professional Experience • Pedagogical knowledge Group 2 (Poland, Belgium, Estonia, Slovenia, Finland) • Clinical mentorship Slovenia Belgium Estonia Poland RN Voluntary Voluntary Standard 3y of experience Recommended Recommended Requirements by Additional training course course institution Not voluntary Some experience Some experience -experience Voluntary Voluntary -min bachelor • All the nurses -level 6- should have competences in mentorship Group 2 (Poland, Belgium, Estonia, Slovenia, Finland) • SWOT from nurse educator • Strength • Multidimensional profession • Working experience as nurse • Different roles, ex. research, development of profession, not only experience based • Independent professions with own language, scientific work and professional organizations • Coaching of students as we coached patients • Weakness • History of low self-confidence, show our quality • Evidence based teaching of evidence based practice • Leadership to promote nursing as part of healthcare • No universal plan about nursing education • Gap between theory and practice Group 2 (Poland, Belgium, Estonia, Slovenia, Finland) • SWOT from nurse educator • Opportunities • Demographic trends to develop advanced rules in nursing • Transition in healthcare, from CARE to PREVENTION and HEALTH PROMOTION • Interprofessional and international collaboration in research • Developing specific competences for nurse educator • European guidelines for nurse educators\national standards • Threats • Lack of possibilities to use knowledge, scientific knowledge translating to practise • Communications with politics, society, legislations • Other professionals see nurses as a threat ex prescribing medication • Economical situation
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