Aditya Sharma, Aditi Sharma, Ayman O Soubani
A Study on the Epidemiology of COVID-19-Related Guillain-Barré Syndrome in the United States
Journal of clinical neuromuscular disease
expanding quality quantity midwifery nursing clinical preceptors critical need many subsaharan educational settings strengthen students clinical learning outcomes ultimately improve maternal child mortality therefore study protocol developed establish yearlong four step precepting program 1 improve partnership building program development 2 provide evidencebased course expand competency confidence precepting students 3 select preceptors become train trainers 4 secure accreditation program ultimately engage support cohorts preceptors continue monitor evaluate effectiveness program five years qualitative quantitative approaches used including evaluation preceptors faculty leadership involved program well students taught preceptors data include validated selfassessment scales objective structured clinical examinations osces satisfaction surveys direct clinical observation indepth interviews andor focus group discussions preceptors feedback forms students process mapping organizational readiness implementing change surveys faculty leadership median change scores primary outcome quantitative data content analysis within deductive framework identify key implementation adoption themes used qualitative data analysis study aims assess readiness early effectiveness implementing preceptor program midwifery nursing sierra leone malawi determining effectiveness program guide future adaptations order strengthen program sustainability potential scaleup