Abstract
This article is a report of a qualitative evaluation of a course on human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome carried out jointly by faculty from Botswana and the United States at a university in Botswana. It demonstrates the importance of both international nurse educator expertise in impacting a major pandemic and the use of qualitative methods for course evaluation.
MeSH terms
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Alcoholism / ethnology
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Attitude of Health Personnel
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Attitude to Health / ethnology
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Botswana / epidemiology
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Clinical Competence
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Condoms
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Curriculum
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Data Collection
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Data Interpretation, Statistical
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Faculty, Nursing
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Focus Groups
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Global Health
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HIV Infections / ethnology
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HIV Infections / nursing
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Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
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Humans
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International Educational Exchange
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Nursing Education Research / organization & administration*
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Nursing Methodology Research / organization & administration*
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Program Evaluation / methods*
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Qualitative Research*
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Research Design
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Safe Sex / ethnology
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Students, Nursing / psychology
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United States