Respecting Nurses’ Time in Education

Daybook February 7

Nursing education must respect the cost of time away from patient care and return meaningful, practical learning to nurses.

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Every time a nurse attends a class, patient care pauses somewhere.
That reality places an ethical responsibility on educators.

Minna Masor’s guidelines remind us that education is not justified by content alone.
It must be meaningful, dialogic, emotionally honest, and realistic—and it must leave nurses with something they can use.

One clear lesson is often more respectful than many abstract ones.

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One Line for Nurses and Learners:
Education becomes ethical when it honors time.

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