hospitering

English translation: staff exchange training scheme

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Norwegian term or phrase:	hospitering
English translation:	staff exchange training scheme
Entered by:	William [Bill] Gray

13:46 Jan 26, 2012

Norwegian to English translations [PRO]
Social Sciences - Medical: Health Care / Training

Norwegian term or phrase: hospitering

"Etterutdanningstiltakene som inngikk i denne studien var interne og eksterne kurs, bruk av internett, hospitering og veiledning."

This is a fairly new phenomenon in the health sector, although is better known in teacher training. It involves staff exchanging jobs from one sector of the health service to another (e.g. from hospital to/from local municipal care services). where employees do the job of those they have exchanged places with, and subsequently extend their competence for their own job.

Is "job exchange training" used anywhere in the English speaking world amongst health personnel trainers?

William [Bill] Gray KudoZ activity Questions: 20 (none open) Answers: 626 Norway
Local time: 09:38

staff exchange scheme

Explanation:
Yes, staff exchange schemes are used in various countries within health care.

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eodd
Local time: 08:38

Grading comment

Thanks for this, Eodd. My client was very pleased with the two references, since she is writing an academic presentation for an international audience. We simply added the word "training" as in the glossary I have entered.
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staff exchange scheme

eodd

supervised practice

Donna Stevens

Discussion entries: 1

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32 mins confidence:

staff exchange scheme

Explanation:
Yes, staff exchange schemes are used in various countries within health care.

Reference: http://careers.bmj.com/careers/advice/view-article.html?id=2...
Reference: http://www.tekorowaiwhariki.org.nz/page/39-welcome+learning-...

eodd
Local time: 08:38
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English
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Grading comment

Notes to answerer

Asker: Thanks, EODD! This is along the lines we have been thinking. I find the New Zealand reference particularly helpful. Good work!

56 mins confidence:

supervised practice

Explanation:
In the health field, supervised practice is often included in education and continuing education programs. It does not involve a job exhange. Rather it is set up as period when the person works (with no pay) under the direct supervision of a trained person in that field.

Reference: http://health.usi.edu/acadprog/fdnutr/dietetics.asp

Donna Stevens
Norway
Local time: 09:38
Native speaker of: English

Notes to answerer

Asker: Thanks Donna, but we really wanted to avoid any association with regular supervised practice in the ward (or as teaching practice, in another field).

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