Nursing Education and Care Research Group

Description

The GRIECE group develops its research in the analysis of aspects related to the training of both nursing students and professionals in different areas with the aim of improving both this training and the processes of care for people with certain pathologies. Special emphasis is placed on the design of care processes that improve patient safety and advanced clinical simulation tools are used in this environment for the analysis and implementation of training processes.

Improvements in the training of nursing students and professionals enable nurses to become agents in the process of training people with chronic diseases in self-care and management of their illness (health literacy).

Goals CT

To conduct transcultural adaptation of tools for assessment and improvement of nursing education.
To analyse quality of life and health literacy of patients with chronic diseases.
To analyse the level of nursing professionals’ knowledge of palliative care and to establish lines of improvement.
To assess the use of advanced clinical simulation in patient safety processes.

Research lines

Palliative care training for nursing professionals
Analysis and study of the level of training of nursing staff and strategies for improvement.
Advanced clinical simulation training
Assessment and improvement of advanced clinical simulation to improve the training of nursing students.

Management