Several factors contribute to the presence of knowledge gaps in nursing:
Educational Limitations Nursing education programs may not cover all aspects of clinical practice or may lag behind current medical advancements. This results in new graduates entering the workforce with insufficient preparation for real-world challenges.
Resource Constraints Many healthcare facilities face resource constraints that limit opportunities for ongoing education and professional development. Without access to continuous learning, nurses may struggle to keep up with the latest practices and technologies.
Workload and Time Pressures The demanding nature of nursing often leaves little time for self-study or additional training. High workloads and time pressures can make it difficult for nurses to engage in professional development activities.
