Student Nurse Satisfaction Levels with Their Courses: Part I--Effects of Demographic Variables. Part II--Effects of Academic Variables.

El Ansari, Walid

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Publication Date: 2002

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Student Nurse Satisfaction Levels with Their Courses: Part I--Effects of Demographic Variables. Part II--Effects of Academic Variables.

El Ansari, Walid

Nurse Education Today, v22 n2 p159-70,171-80 Feb 2002

A survey of 460 students attending multidisciplinary health care modules found no gender differences in performance or satisfaction. Students with disabilities or nonwhite ethnicity were less satisfied, older students more satisfied. Part-time students had more concerns than full-time students. Diploma students were more satisfied than bachelor's degree students. (Contains 107 references.) (SK)

Descriptors: Age, Demography, Disabilities, Educational Experience, Ethnicity, Foreign Countries, Higher Education, Learning Modules, Nursing Students, Satisfaction, Sex, Student Educational Objectives

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Identifiers - Location: United Kingdom

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