In their book, Educating nurses: A call for radical transformation, Benner and colleagues (2010) challenged nursing education programs to:

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Benner and colleagues (2010) called for the baccalaureate in nursing to be established as the minimal educational level for entry into practice, believing that it would lead to better patient outcomes and a more effective healthcare system. This recommendation was based on evidence showing that nurses with higher levels of education are better equipped to handle complex patient care situations and to adapt to changes in healthcare delivery. While advanced nursing degrees and master's degrees may provide additional benefits, the primary focus of the book is on the need to elevate the entry-level education of nurses.

In Their Book, Educating Nurses: a Call for Radical Transformation