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Table 1 Answers from the questionnaires

From: Evaluation of a new concept to improve and organize clinical practice in nursing education: a pilot-study

Nursing students (N = 17)

Themes

High/very high degree of satisfaction

Information and involvement during the new concept

 - Participated in the information meetings

83%

 - Felt well informed prior clinical practice

85%

 - Felt well informed during clinical practice

53%

 - Online information forum kept you informed

76%

Safety, well-being, and learning outcome

 - The new concept created a safe learning environment

100%

 - Felt being a part of the healthcare staff

82%

 - Felt safe knowing you was affiliated to the same department

95%

Transition from student life to working life

 - The new concept contributed to prepare you to become a nurse

65%

Impact of reflective supervision and self-compassion course

 - Participated in the reflective supervision

100%

 - Reflective supervision improving your ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practice

93%

 - Reflective supervision brought new perspectives on clinical issues

94%

 - Reflective supervision brought new perspectives on development of quality

93%

 - Reflective supervision brought new perspectives on interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral collaboration

94%

 - Reflective supervision contributed to community of practice

60%

 - Self-compassion course improved well-being

30%

Clinical supervisors (N = 17)

Themes

High/very high degree of satisfaction

Information and involvement during the new concept

 - Participated in at least one information meetings

100%

 - Felt well informed

100%

 - Online information forum kept you informed

36%

 - Felt involved in the new concept

63%

Safety, well-being, and learning outcome

 - The new concept improved learning for the nursing students

100%

 - The new concept improved well-bring for the nursing students

100%

 - It promoted the well-being of the nursing students to be affiliated to the same department

100%

Transition from student life to working life

 - The new concept contributed to a higher degree of professional identity

100%

Impact of reflective supervision and self-compassion course

 - The reflective supervision improving the nursing students ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practice

72%

 - Experienced that the nursing students used elements from the self-compassion course

27%

 - The self-compassion course contributed to the nursing students learning and well-being

64%

 - The self-compassion course was valuable in regard to your position as a clinical supervisor

72%

 - Did you use compassion during your work as a clinical supervisor

45%

Head nurses (N = 17)

Themes

High/very high degree of satisfaction

Safety, well-being, and learning outcome

 - The new concept improved learning for the nursing students

90%

 - The new concept improved well-being for the nursing students

90%

Transition from student life to working life

 - The new concept contributed to higher degree of professional identity

100%