Journal article
Empowerment through self-directed learning.
Abstract
In the 1970s, McMaster University, Hamilton, introduced self-directed learning (SDL) to its undergraduate nursing program. This innovation was prompted by a fundamental belief in the importance of nurse empowerment and the link between empowerment and SDL. The empowerment of nurses, it was believed, was critical to the improved health and welfare of patients. In the 1990s, faculty and alumni have perceived another benefit to SDL: the ability of …
Authors
Majumdar B
Journal
Canadian Nurse, Vol. 95, No. 6, pp. 37–40
Publication Date
June 1999
ISSN
0008-4581