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  • Nursing Students Using Interpreter Tools to Foster Therapeutic Communication with NON-English Speaking Patients in Varied Care Settings

    Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Nursing Students Using Interpreter Tools to Foster Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: The student will: -Describe various interpreter tools and Strategy Overview: The nursing student’s understanding of language diversity in our patient care settings Strategy Implementation: This learning activity incorporates the use of an interpreter tool to facilitate Strategies for Overcoming Language Barriers in Healthcare. Nursing Management, April 2018, 49:4.

  • Critical Care Guidelines and Values: The Basics for Nursing Students

    Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Critical Care Guidelines and Values: The Basics Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: 1) Patient-Centered Care: a. Demonstrate effective use of strategies to reduce the risk of harm to self or others. ii. Use appropriate strategies to reduce reliance on memory. b. Attitudes – i. Strategy Overview: The Critical Care Guidelines and Values: The Basics for Nursing Students pocket card

  • Case Study for Classroom - Emergency Contraception with IUD at a College Health Clinic

    Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Case Study for Classroom - Emergency Contraception Patient-Centered Care Learner Level(s): Pre-Licensure ADN/Diploma, Pre-Licensure BSN Learner Setting(s): Classroom Strategy Describe strategies to empower patients in all aspects of the health care process (K). Strategy Overview: This unfolding case study was developed as a group learning activity on contraception

  • Triage Simulation to enhance communication and clinical reasoning skills

    Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Triage Simulation to enhance communication and Pre-Licensure ADN/Diploma, Pre-Licensure BSN, RN to BSN Learner Setting(s): Skills or Simulation Laboratories Strategy Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: - Apply effective therapeutic communication skills during patient-centered care, safety, evidence-based practice) - Perform accurate documentation (Informatics) Strategy

  • Schizophrenia Unfolding Case Study

    Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Schizophrenia Unfolding Case Study Author: Amanda Safety, Teamwork and Collaboration Learner Level(s): Pre-Licensure BSN Learner Setting(s): Classroom Strategy Strategy Overview: The strategy is an unfolding case study involving a man diagnosed with schizophrenia

  • A template for simulation scenario development that incorporates QSEN competencies

    Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission A template for simulation scenario development Pre-Licensure ADN/Diploma, Pre-Licensure BSN, RN to BSN Learner Setting(s): Skills or Simulation Laboratories Strategy Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: Communicate patient values, preferences and expressed needs patient care in an electronic health record Use high quality electronic sources of healthcare information Strategy

  • Low-Fidelity Simulation: Care of the Post -CABG Patient

    Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Low-Fidelity Simulation: Care of the Post -CABG Safety Knowledge: Integrate understanding of universal medication safety strategies and utilization of Skill: Demonstrate effective use of medication safety strategies. Discuss effective strategies for communicating with patient, family members, and members of health care Strategy Overview: A low-fidelity manikin was utilized to simulate a patient who was two days post-CABG

  • Patient-centered care: Kleinman's Mini-Ethnography

    Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Patient-centered care: Kleinman's Mini-Ethnography Practice, Pre-Licensure ADN/Diploma, Pre-Licensure BSN, RN to BSN Learner Setting(s): Clinical Setting Strategy Strategy Overview: Students are assigned to read the article, Anthropology in the Clinic: The Problem

  • Communication Picture Exercise

    Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Communication Picture Exercise Author: Carol F. BSN, RN to BSN, Staff Development Learner Setting(s): Classroom, Skills or Simulation Laboratories Strategy Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: This strategy is to develop the following Communication This strategy is to develop the following Safety KSAs: Knowledge: Discuss potential and actual impact Strategy Overview: This exercise takes about 10 minutes, excluding debrief and is best used after the

  • Evidence Based Practice (EBP) Project Guidelines and Grading Criteria

    Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Evidence Based Practice (EBP) Project Guidelines Pre-Licensure ADN/Diploma, Pre-Licensure BSN, RN to BSN Learner Setting(s): Classroom, Clinical Setting Strategy Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: Identify an EBP questions for the project focus Search the Work effectively as a contributing team member to the project group Strategy Overview: The EBP project

  • An Interprofessional Simulation of Opioid Overdose in the Community and Acute Care Setting

    Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission An Interprofessional Simulation of Opioid Overdose Graduates/Transition to Practice, Pre-Licensure BSN Learner Setting(s): Skills or Simulation Laboratories Strategy Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: The learner will provide simulated patient-centered care Strategy Overview: This simulation utilizes a standardized patient to promote interprofessional collaboration

  • "What Would You Do Walk-Through"

    Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission "What Would You Do Walk-Through" Author: Sarita Pre-Licensure ADN/Diploma, Pre-Licensure BSN Learner Setting(s): Skills or Simulation Laboratories Strategy Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: 1. Strategy Overview: Prioritization/Delegation Scenarios Maternal-Newborn Care “What would you do Walk Each client’s name is clearly designated at the head of the bed.

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