Journal for Nurses in Professional Development · 2018 · 24 citations · 23 references
NursingReliabilityPrimary CareAdvanced Practice NurseFertilityNurse-family PartnershipPatient SafetyNursing ResearchPreceptor Selection InstrumentPreterm BirthReliable InstrumentClinical PracticePublic HealthInstrument DevelopmentMedicineHealth Services ResearchPilot Study
The purpose of this pilot study was to develop and test a preceptor selection instrument for validity and reliability. Using a valid and reliable instrument to help identify and select an appropriate nurse preceptor supports the success of both the preceptor and the new nurse graduate. The 14-item Cotter Preceptor Selection Instrument was developed to assess attributes of potential preceptor candidates. Use of a robust and user-friendly instrument can provide nursing leadership with a consistent, measurable, and collaborative process for selecting preceptors.
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Kathy Casey, RN Regina Fink, AOCN Mary Krugman et al. · JONA The Journal of Nursing Administration · 2004 · 599 citations