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Rayna M Letourneau
Rayna M Letourneau
Associate Professor, University of South Florida College of Nursing
Verified email at usf.edu
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Nurse residency programs: An integrative review of the literature
RM Letourneau, KH Fater
Nursing Education Perspectives 36 (2), 96-101, 2015
1402015
The 2022 National Nursing Workforce Survey
MA Richard A. Smiley, MS, PD Richard L. Allgeyer, PD Yetty Shobo, ...
Journal of Nursing Regulation 14 (1), S1-S90, 2023
992023
Nurses are leaving the profession, and replacing them won’t be easy
RM Letourneau
The Conversation, 2021
82021
The effect of transition to practice programs on the self-assessment of newly licensed registered nurses’ confidence in quality and safety competency attainment
RM Letourneau, MK McCurry
Nursing Education Perspectives 40 (3), 151-156, 2019
72019
Outcomes of a senior RN student virtual clinical practicum
RM Letourneau, V Halstead
Nursing management 53 (1), 10-13, 2022
52022
Testing the nursing quality and safety self-inventory
RM Letourneau, MK McCurry
Journal for nurses in professional development 35 (5), 275-280, 2019
52019
Attract the best and brightest with comprehensive internships
RM Letourneau
Nursing Management 41 (4), 12-16, 2010
32010
Excellence in nursing preceptorship-to-hire, part 1
R Letourneau, L Robinson, V Cruz, S Pryor, K Williams, J Bonamer
Nursing Management 54 (1), 7-12, 2023
22023
Leadership, teamwork, and collaboration: The lived experience of conducting multisite research focused on quality and safety education for nurses competencies in academia
MS Schuler, R Letourneau, G Altmiller, B Deal, BA Vottero, T Boyd, ...
Nursing Education Perspectives 42 (2), 74-80, 2021
22021
Excellence in Nursing Preceptorship-to-Hire, part 2: An academic-practice partnership to recruit and retain nurses
L Robinson, R Letourneau, V Cruz, S Pryor, K Williams, J Bonamer
Nursing Management, 10.1097, 2023
12023
Prelicensure Virtual Clinical Practicum to Improve Quality and Safety Education for Nurses Competencies: Implications for Professional Development Practitioners
V Halstead, R Letourneau
Journal for Nurses in Professional Development 39 (6), E207-E211, 2023
12023
Implementation of a Continuing Education Program for Frontline Nurses During the COVID-19 Pandemic
RM Letourneau, TM Brown, U Menon
The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing 53 (9), 425-428, 2022
12022
Nurse residency programs: an integrative review of the literature
R Letourneau, K Fater
NURSING RESEARCH 63 (2), E83-E83, 2014
12014
Competence and Confidence With Quality and Safety Education for Nurses Competencies by Newly Licensed Registered Nurses
JH Cadorette, MK McCurry, RM Letourneau, JD Viveiros
Journal for Nurses in Professional Development 40 (3), 133-138, 2024
2024
Podcasting for Public Knowledge: A Multiple Case Study of Scholarly Podcasts at One University
L Persohn, R Letourneau, E Abell-Selby, J Boczar, A Symulevich, ...
Innovative Higher Education, 1-26, 2024
2024
Frontline Nursing During COVID-19: A New Paradigm
R Letourneau, T Brown, U Menon
Creating Healthy Work Environments 2022, 2022
2022
The Effect of Transition to Practice Programs on the Self-Assessment of Newly Licensed Registered Nurses' Confidence in Quality and Safety Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes …
R Letourneau, M McCurry
NURSING RESEARCH 68 (2), E74-E75, 2019
2019
Use of the Exam Wrapper to Promote Undergraduate Student Learning: An Integrative Review
K Sethares, R Letourneau, M Asselin
NURSING RESEARCH 68 (2), E128-E128, 2019
2019
Developing new knowledge through leadership, teamwork, and collaboration: A QSEN academic task force success
M Schuler, R Letourneau, G Altmiller, B Deal, B Vottero, T Boyd, ...
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