Can nursing educators learn to trust the world's most trusted profession?
Can nursing educators learn to trust the world's most trusted profession?
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DOI：
10.1111/nin.12412
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发表时间：
2021-04-01
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2.3
通讯作者：
Thompson, David R.
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Darbyshire, Philip;Thompson, David R.
护理和护理教育面临着一个悖论，即世界上最值得信赖的职业似乎不信任自己的学生和从业人员。大部分护理教育都采用了什么一直难忘的描述为“警察狗屎”的方法。这是一整套监控、反剽窃和监考技术，它们似乎更多地用于监管和惩罚天生不诚实的学生群体，而不是在未来的同龄人和同事中培养道德和学术写作。护士在实践中可能会遇到类似程度的不信任，因为他们面临着越来越多的微观管理和控制他们的外观和护理实践。我们认为，这些不信任的做法不是出于恶意，而是来自无所不在的新自由主义和管理主义，它们几乎吞噬了健康和大学生活的方方面面。新自由主义的成功之处在于重新格式化了学术界和实践界，以至于这种根深蒂固的不信任仅仅成为了对“真实的世界”的中立认可。拆除护理和教育的“警察狗屎”文化，取而代之的是世界上最值得信赖的职业被更广泛的社会给予的信任和尊重，这并不容易，但这对护理的未来至关重要。
Nursing and nursing education face a paradox whereby the world's most trusted profession seems not to trust its own students and practitioners. Much of nursing education has adopted what has been memorably described as the 'cop shit' approach. This is the panoply of surveillance, anti-plagiarism and proctoring technologies that appear to be used more for policing and punishment of an inherently dishonest student body than to develop ethical and scholarly writing among future peers and colleagues. Nurses in practice may experience similar levels of distrust as they face growing micromanagement and control of both their appearance and nursing practice. We propose that these practices of distrust emerge, not from malice, but rather from the omnipresent neoliberalism and managerialism that engulf almost every aspect of health and university life. Neoliberalism's success has been to reformat academia and practice to the point where such ingrained mistrust has become merely a neutral recognition of 'the real world'. Dismantling nursing and education's 'cop shit' culture and replacing it with the trust and respect that the world's most trusted profession is accorded by wider society will not be easy, but it is vital for the future of nursing.