Authors
Elena Andina-Díaz, José Siles-González, Ana Isabel Gutiérrez-García, MCarmen Solano-Ruiz
Publication date
2023/10/1
Journal
Nurse Education in Practice
Volume
72
Pages
103791
Publisher
Churchill Livingstone
Description
Background
The Higher Education in Nursing requires providing students with skills such as critical and reflective thinking about the actions to be carried out so that they are capable of providing humanised and quality care in an increasingly complex and technified society. Participatory teaching methodologies promote the development of these skills.
Objectives
to explore the potential of photovoice, storytelling and poetry as instruments capable of encouraging reflection. To identify through images (photovoice) and poetic narratives (storytelling and poetry) the perception that students of the nursing degree express about nursing care.
Design
qualitative study in the framework of the socio-critical paradigm, using photovoice, storytelling and poetry in the field of care.
Participants
first-year undergraduate nursing students at two Spanish universities in the academic year 2021–2022.
Methodology
48 images were shown …
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