A registered nurse is explaining Benner's five levels of proficiency that a nurse needs to go through to acquire and develop generalist or specialized nursing skills. Which statement should the registered nurse include in the teaching plan regarding the proficient stage?

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Liana Owens

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7 July, 23:19

A registered nurse is explaining Benner's five levels of proficiency that a nurse needs to go through to acquire and develop generalist or specialized nursing skills. Which statement should the registered nurse include in the teaching plan regarding the proficient stage?

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Makaila Jefferson · Answer 1

"He or she should have more than 2 to 3 years of experience in the same clinical position."

Explanation:

Benner's novice to expert stages of proficiency are five levels of proficiency that starts as a novice and ends as an expert. The fourth level is the proficient stage in which the performance of the individual is guided by a rule or important processes as a result of seeing an entire situation from start to finish. For one to get to the proficient stage, he or she must have been on one position for a period of 2 to 3 years and has seen everything there is to see on the job.

Adriana Esparza · Answer 2

"He or she should have more than 2 to 3 years of experience in the same clinical position."

Explanation:

"He or she should have more than 2 to 3 years of experience in the same clinical position." Is the statement which the registered nurse should include in the teaching plan regarding the proficient stage.