Network Resources

A collection of presentations, papers, and resources produced by GEN-Int Network members. These materials cover a range of topics related to Graduate Entry Nursing education and research.

Graduate Entry Nursing International Network

Dr Gemma Stacey, University of Nottingham

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GEN Education Stream: Benchmarking and Best Practice Survey

Marie McGee and Caroline Barker, University of Huddersfield

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Graduate Entry Nurses – Transition To Practice

Marie McGee, University of East Anglia

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Developing Critical Scholarly Skills in Graduate Entry Nurses

Dr Patricia Owen, Keele University

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Graduate entry nurses' initial perspectives on nursing: Content analysis of open-ended survey questions

Lisa McKenna, Ingrid Brooks, Rebecca Vanderheide, Monash University

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Experiences of Asylum Seekers and Refugees Accessing Primary Healthcare in the UK: Implications for the Nurse's Role

Ana-Maria Bucataru, University of East Anglia

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Beyond a dissertation

Raluca Vagner, Oxford Brookes University

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Bitesized Teaching: Educational Futures for Mental Health Training

Sam Thompson, Dr Ryan Dias, Dr Robert Bartram, Bitesized Teaching

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Early Lessons from the European Junior Leadership Academy

Stacy Johnson, University of Nottingham

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Reflections on the GEN Network

Dr Nita Muir, University of Brighton

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Do action learning sets facilitate collaborative, deliberative learning?

Charlotte Maddison & Gus Strang

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Dual Level Learning in health care education – an evaluation

Julia Winter, Juliet Bostwick, Kathy Malkin, Oxford Brookes University

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Implementation of compassion focused clinical supervision to improve resilience, self-efficacy and compassion towards self and others amongst student nurses

Grace Cook, University of Nottingham

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Re-defining “Graduateness”

Dr Gemma Stacey, University of Nottingham

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Action Learning Sets For Nursing Masters Students

Charlotte Maddison, Juliet Bostwick, Oxford Brookes University

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The use of Assertion Reason Questions to promote higher order thinking in GEN

Dr Rosalind Brownlow, University of York

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Review and evaluation of teaching and assessment of anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology in the Postgraduate pre-registration curriculum

John Mears, University of West London

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Position Statement by International Graduate Entry Nursing Network on Proposals to end the System of Bursaries for Students in Pre-Registration Nurse Education in England

Susan R Thompson, University of Nottingham

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