Selvstendige helsefagarbeidere i morgendagens helsetjeneste
Work in home nursing care is characterised by individual work and time limits and requires an independent professional. This article investigates how apprentices in the health care profession in Norway develop independence during their apprenticeship period in home nursing care. The study addresses...
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Work in home nursing care is characterised by individual work and time limits and requires an independent professional. This article investigates how apprentices in the health care profession in Norway develop independence during their apprenticeship period in home nursing care. The study addresses the apprentices’ perspective on their own development in the encounter with the field of practice and the patient living at home. The research question the article answers is: How do health care apprentices experience the development of independent professional practices during the apprenticeship period in home nursing care? 12 apprentices and newly qualified health care professionals were interviewed individually, with a semi-structured interview guide as a starting point. The results show that health care apprentices encounter a working day in home nursing care where the individual apprentice’s independence is both a prerequisite for the work, and a consequence of high workload. The development of independence at work can be linked to the apprentices’ participation in practice, gradual and adapted responsibility and to guidance and reflection in a community of practice. The study claims that development takes place in interaction with the supervisor, other colleagues and patients. When apprentices are given tasks adapted to their level of competence, they experience control and develop independence.
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spelling | doaj.art-800984d8ad03439faf92194253f1bd6e2022-12-22T03:53:18ZdanLinköping University Electronic PressNordic Journal of Vocational Education and Training2242-458X2022-12-0112310.3384/njvet.2242-458X.2212395Selvstendige helsefagarbeidere i morgendagens helsetjenesteSiw Martinsen Watz0OsloMet, Norway Work in home nursing care is characterised by individual work and time limits and requires an independent professional. This article investigates how apprentices in the health care profession in Norway develop independence during their apprenticeship period in home nursing care. The study addresses the apprentices’ perspective on their own development in the encounter with the field of practice and the patient living at home. The research question the article answers is: How do health care apprentices experience the development of independent professional practices during the apprenticeship period in home nursing care? 12 apprentices and newly qualified health care professionals were interviewed individually, with a semi-structured interview guide as a starting point. The results show that health care apprentices encounter a working day in home nursing care where the individual apprentice’s independence is both a prerequisite for the work, and a consequence of high workload. The development of independence at work can be linked to the apprentices’ participation in practice, gradual and adapted responsibility and to guidance and reflection in a community of practice. The study claims that development takes place in interaction with the supervisor, other colleagues and patients. When apprentices are given tasks adapted to their level of competence, they experience control and develop independence. https://njvet.ep.liu.se/article/view/4339apprenticeshealthcare practitionerhealth worker professionworkplace learningindependencehome nursing care |
spellingShingle | Siw Martinsen Watz Selvstendige helsefagarbeidere i morgendagens helsetjeneste Nordic Journal of Vocational Education and Training apprentices healthcare practitioner health worker profession workplace learning independence home nursing care |
title | Selvstendige helsefagarbeidere i morgendagens helsetjeneste |
title_full | Selvstendige helsefagarbeidere i morgendagens helsetjeneste |
title_fullStr | Selvstendige helsefagarbeidere i morgendagens helsetjeneste |
title_full_unstemmed | Selvstendige helsefagarbeidere i morgendagens helsetjeneste |
title_short | Selvstendige helsefagarbeidere i morgendagens helsetjeneste |
title_sort | selvstendige helsefagarbeidere i morgendagens helsetjeneste |
topic | apprentices healthcare practitioner health worker profession workplace learning independence home nursing care |
url | https://njvet.ep.liu.se/article/view/4339 |
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