Shifting Patterns of Nursing Practice: Impact on Nursing Education. Papers Presented at the 1986 Annual Meeting of the Southern Council on Collegiate Education for Nursing (Atlanta, Georgia, October 28-30, 1986).

Overview & Synopsis

Changes in the delivery of health care services and their implications for nursing practice and nursing education are discussed in nine papers from the 1986 annual meeting of the Southern Council on Collegiate Education for Nursing. Titles and authors are as follows: "Changes in Health Care and Challenges for Nursing Education" (Jacquelyn S. Kinder); "Redesigning Nursing Education Curricula to Meet Changing Needs" (Verle Waters); "Redesigning Nursing Education Curricula to Meet Changing Needs: Implications for Doctoral Programs" (Billye J. Brown); "Redesigning Nursing Education Curricula to Meet Changing Needs: Implications for Master's Programs" (Joan Farrell); "Redesigning Nursing Education Curricula to Meet Changing Needs: Implications for Bachelor's Programs" (Margaret L. McKevit); "Shifting Patterns of Nursing Practice: Impact on Associate Degree Nursing Education" (Margaret G. Opitz); "Theory-Based Nursing--The Foundation for Practice and Education: A Nurse Administrator's View" (Sarah E. Allison); "Alternative Approaches to Care for the Elderly: What Nurses Need to Know" (Miriam K. Moss); and "Unity in Nursing--A Public Imperative" (Virginia M. Jarratt). (SW)