Assessing Nursing Internship Student’s Knowledge in Delegating Authority
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/8b8kt626Keywords:
Nursing; Internship Students; Delegation; Authority.Abstract
Background: Effective delegation of authority was an important skill in nursing practice, allowing for
improvement in time management, teamwork, and high-quality patient care. Teaching delegation to
internship nurses was essential. Nursing internship students often face challenges while delegating nursing
tasks due to less exposure to clinical training. Nursing internship students should be aware of their knowledge
level in delegation of authority because strong delegation skills are necessary to implement the current skill
mix and changes in patient-centered care and safety. Objective: To assess the Nursing Internship Student’s
knowledge regarding delegation of authority, at Northern Border University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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