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Clinical instruction

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instruction by means of clinics.

See also: Clinical


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This kind of learning by doing has irrefutable benefits for students, who not only reinforce their classroom and clinical instruction but help to pay back the communities that support their colleges and universities.
As recently as 2003, clinical instruction hours for nurses at St Vincent's, where we were working, required a minimum of 1560 hours, some 31 hours fewer than my own original comprehensive training.
Often, the teachers use the student's performance on the regular curriculum as a basis for determining the areas in which clinical instruction is needed (Mpofu, 2001).
 
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