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Principles for preceptorship
Principles for preceptorship2 Our new Principles for preceptorship have been developed in collaboration with the Chief Nursing Officers (CNOs) in the four countries of the UK, the Chief Midwifery Officers in England and Scotland and Lead officers for midwifery in Northern Ireland and Wales. We are grateful for their support on this important work. The preceptorship Principles have been developed in recognition of the benefits that a supported, structured period of preceptorship brings to employers, preceptees, and people who use SutcliffeChief Executive and Registrar 3 IntroductionThis document sets out a series of Principles which can be applied in preceptorship programmes for newly registered nurses, midwives and nursing associates1 joining the NMC register. It sets out the purpose of preceptorship , who it s for and the Principles which support its implementation in practice at employer and/or region or country wide this document, professionals engaged on preceptorship programmes are referred to as preceptees.
the individual nurse, midwife and nursing associate is working and providing care. These principles apply to any health or social care setting across UK, including the NHS, the social care sector, and the independent and charitable sectors. Preceptorship programmes will: 5.1 Be timely and align with the start of a new employment role
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