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Clinical placements are wonderful learning experiences but they can also be daunting. This book is written specifically for nursing students undertaking a Diploma or Bachelor of Nursing. It will help you prepare for clinical placements and enhance your knowledge and confidence.

Written by leading academics Tracy Levett-Jones and Kerry Reid-Searl, The Clinical Placement will give you the knowledge, strategies, practical tips and insights you need to excel in your placements. It has a strong focus on both person-centred care, self-care, professional and personal responsibilities.

With a supporting video series containing a wealth of practical ideas from expert nurses and recently graduated students, this book will empower you to complete your clinical placements feeling confident and capable as you undertake your journey to becoming a registered nurse.

• Written specifically for students undertaking a Diploma or Bachelor of Nursing
• Tips to maximise learning opportunities in a range of different clinical settings
• Practical strategies for dealing with difficult and challenging situations
• 13 engaging videos provide expert insights
• An eBook included with print purchase

• New student perspectives and insights
• woven throughout chapters
• New video with senior/graduate students providing practical tips for commencing students to assist with placement preparation
• Increased focus on self-care, dealing with stress and burnout, and how to navigate high-risk situations
• Additional strategies to help you learn more effectively while on placement

Tracy Levett-Jones is a Distinguished Professor at the University of Technology Sydney. She is a world-leading nursing researcher who leads the Planetary Health Collaborative and Empathy Initiative research group.

Tracy's program of research includes planetary health, empathy and patient safety. She has written ten books and over 300 journal articles. Tracy has been the recipient of multiple teaching and research awards and over seven million dollars of research funding. She continues to lead major research and education projects and her collaborations with organisations such as Diabetes Australia and the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia demonstrate her commitment to community engagement and industry partnerships.