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Factors that influence continuing professional development over a nursing career:

A scoping review

Factors that influence continuing professional development over a nursing career:

A scoping review

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Background: Continuing professional development (CPD) in nursing is defined as ‘a life-long process of active participation in learning activities that assist in developing and maintaining continuing competences, enhancing professional practice and supporting achievement of career goals’. Research has shown that inability to access resources and activities for CPD influences quality of care and adversely affects nurses’ satisfaction, recruitment and retention. Although more and more research regarding CPD is done, a comprehensive overview about the needs of nurses for successful CPD is missing.
Conclusions: All nurses strive for CPD. However, organizations need to recognize nurses' personal goals and unique strategies as this leads to different needs in CPD. In addition, resources must be made available and accessible before CPD can be successfully pursued by all nurses.

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Gepubliceerd inNurse Education in Practice
Datum2022-11-22
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DOI10.1016/j.nepr.2022.103481
TaalEngels

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