Employing a serious game intervention to promote adolescent school children's perceptions of nursing and midwifery professions
Abstract Aim To test a serious game intervention about nursing and midwifery perceptions among adolescent school children. Background Nursing and midwifery professions face challenges in recruitment, with persistent gender stereotypes and a lack of clarity regarding the roles contributing to this is...
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Main Authors: | Gary Mitchell (Author), Debbie Rainey (Author), Maria Healy (Author), Tara Anderson (Author), Patrick Stark (Author), Felicity Agwu Kalu (Author), Catherine Monaghan (Author), Mark A Linden (Author) |
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2024-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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