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Items on the Topic: Simulation

Simulation in Nursing Orientation

Simulation - during Orientation Project: Nursing Orientation Simulation Curriculum Innovation Simulation Curriculum for the Sklll and Assessment Development of the New Emergency Nurse Simulation Content Initial Patient Assessment and Cognitive Bias; Behavioral Health; Cardiac Care; Stroke Care; A...

Education Content

Education Content Accelerate the pathway to becoming an expert. Content Development Content is a vital component of all education initiatives. The nurse educator can often be tasked with developing new education from the ground up. Any nurse educator may find this task overwhelming and without direction. Evidence-based and established learn...

POV Simulation

Point of View (POV) Simulation - Sepsis Education Project: "Think like me" Innovation Point of View Video replacing classroom didactic Topic Sepsis An interactive instruction method is better for sepsis education for new emergency nurses as it engages them actively in the learning pr...

Clinical Development Grid

Clinical Development Grid Project: Improving Simulation Debriefing Innovation Identify participant actions during simulation Topic Simulation Debriefing The clinical development grid is designed to capture the real-time assessment of the simulation participants' performance. The grid...

Clinical Judgement v. Checklists

Every healthcare organization has long-established programs to orient new colleagues into various roles, especially for the new graduate nurse's development and transition to practice. Transitioning from the academic study of nursing to the practice of nursing is both a tenuous time and one filled with opportunity. Shaping the course as a nurse ...

The Vital Role of Content Matter Experts in Reviewing Simulations

New graduate registered nurses undergo a challenging transition from the classroom to the clinical setting. Nurse educators and institutions often employ simulation-based training to facilitate their smooth integration into the healthcare workforce. Simulations provide new nurses a controlled environment to practice critical skills and decision-...

Learning by doing, Learning by watching, Learning by reflecting

Engaging in nursing simulations offers a unique opportunity to bridge the gap between theory and practice in a controlled environment. However, the true potential of these simulations lies in the debriefing phase, where reflection and analysis pave the way for meaningful learning experiences. Like nursing, an element of art and science exists in...