Nursing programs teach many psychomotor skills that are not practiced enough for students to achieve mastery, leading to skill decay. Teaching fewer psychomotor skills could improve skill performance, yet there is no consensus about which skills are most essential. In this podcast and article, Dr. Mike Aldridge discusses the psychomotor skills most essential for new graduate nurses in medical-surgical nursing based on the results of a study using the Delphi methodological framework.
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