Comprehensive review identifies factors impacting clinical learning in nursing education, suggesting improvements.
Clinical learning is the cornerstone of Nursing education, serving as the bridge between theoretical knowledge and practical application The clinical learning environment (CLE) plays a pivotal role in shaping Nursing students’ professional competence, attitudes, and confidence. It encompasses the physical, psychological, and socio-cultural contexts in which students engage in patient care and develop clinical skills.. A positive CLE enhances motivation, knowledge retention, critical thinking, and skill acquisition, while a negative one can impede learning outcomes. This review explores the concept, components, influencing factors, evaluation methods, challenges, and strategies to optimize the CLE in nursing education
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S K Prathibha (2025) studied this question.
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