Professional identity in nursing education encompasses the evolving self‐image of students as they internalise the values, norms and responsibilities of the nursing profession. This development is ...
During the early days of the pandemic, streets across the country were filled with cheers and banging pots as we all celebrated our heroic nurses on their way home. While those days in 2020 uplifted ...
Professional identity has become an increasingly important concept in nursing (Page and Lawrence, 1992). Fagermoen (1997) strongly associated it with nurses’ self-esteem, defining professional ...
Perceptions and identity in nursing education encompass the ways in which prospective and practising nurses view their profession, understand their role within healthcare and construct a professional ...
Kate Shaw, MNursSci, RN, is staff nurse, Nottingham University Hospitals, City Campus; Stephen Timmons, PhD, MSc, MA, MA, PGCAP, BA, is associate professor, School of ...
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