英文摘要 |
Preceptors are the workplace mentors of nurses of post-graduated year (NPGYs). After graduating from school, the NPGYs' roles change from being students to working nurses who need to face and solve clinical problems independently. The frustration of ineffective communication can create obstacles to their adaptation of the work environment, and can even lead to a withdrawal from their nursing careers. Communication is an essential skill for preceptors when guiding the NPGYs in their period of learning, and the effectiveness of guidance may be affected due to miscommunication between preceptors and NPGYs. However, communication training is not practical when preceptors are only learning through traditional teaching methods; simulation practice is a more practical and effective method to improve the communication skills of preceptors and enable them to help NPGYs resolve problems within the workplace. Through empathy and solid assistance, preceptors will be able to lead NPGYs to become competent nurses in a positive workplace. The article aims to describe the roles and functions of preceptors, common communication problems when providing guidance, and communication training related theories and strategies. Through the methods mentioned in the article, we expect preceptors to achieve the feeling of accomplishment and NPGYs to endure their probationary period and continue their nursing careers. |