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- Teamwork and Collaboration: Caring for a pediatric non-accidental trauma patient
Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Teamwork and Collaboration: Caring for a pediatric Pre-Licensure ADN/Diploma, Pre-Licensure BSN Learner Setting(s): Classroom, Skills or Simulation Laboratories Strategy (Attitudes) Strategy Overview: Due to programmatic and hospital guidelines, many nursing students do This teaching strategy helps fill this gap in nursing education. This teaching strategy also can include non-nursing students who have an interest in forensic science
- Policy Review
Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Policy Review Author: Angela Bordelon RN, MSN, Staff Development Learner Setting(s): Classroom, Clinical Setting, Skills or Simulation Laboratories Strategy (EBP, QI, Safety) Strategy Overview: This teaching strategy is designed to teach students how to verify The student must then provide no more than a 2-page summary of each article consisting of a 1-2 paragraph
- Safe Patient Handling and Movement Curriculum
Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Safe Patient Handling and Movement Curriculum Author Practice, Safety Learner Level(s): Pre-Licensure BSN Learner Setting(s): Skills or Simulation Laboratories Strategy Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: The teaching strategy is designed to evaluate the following The teaching strategy is designed to evaluate the following Safety KSAs: Knowledge: Discuss potential Strategy Overview: As part of ANA’s Handle with Care campaign, the School of Nursing at The University
- A Universal Template for Designing QSEN Learning Activities: Setting Expectations Using KSAs
Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission A Universal Template for Designing QSEN Learning RN to BSN, Staff Development Learner Setting(s): Clinical Setting, Skills or Simulation Laboratories Strategy Strategy Overview: It is a goal of nursing faculty for students to integrate didactic content into the It has also been submitted as a “Teaching Strategy” for publication on QSEN.org. strategy database.
- Simulating an Evidence-based Practice Committee to Teach Pre-licensure Students the Evidence-based Practice Process
Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Simulating an Evidence-based Practice Committee Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: This teaching strategy addresses the following KSAs related -Simulating-EBP-Committee-Strategy-Overview.docx - https://drive.google.com/open? part of the teaching strategy and the presentation, please contact emurray@fgcu.edu The Johns Hopkins This strategy can be used in a face-to-face course or online course.
- Safety Hazard Identification Simulation
Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Safety Hazard Identification Simulation Author: Pre-Licensure ADN/Diploma, Pre-Licensure BSN Learner Setting(s): Skills or Simulation Laboratories Strategy Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: SAFETY Knowledge: Discuss general categories of errors and Strategy Overview: The teaching strategy focuses on identifying errors in the acute care environment. Each student entered the room independently.
- Mr. Potato Head: A LEAN, Mean Quality Improvement Teaching Machine!
Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Mr. Potato Head: A LEAN, Mean Quality Improvement Teaching Machine! Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: Strategy objectives: 1. Strategy Overview: This is a simulation teaching strategy used to illustrate Quality Improvement. This strategy can be used with: 1.
- Teaching Pre-licensure Nursing Students to Communicate in SBAR in the Clinical Setting
Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Teaching Pre-licensure Nursing Students to Communicate /Diploma, Pre-Licensure BSN Learner Setting(s): Clinical Setting, Skills or Simulation Laboratories Strategy Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: After viewing this SBAR communication video vignette, the This teaching strategy integrated cognitive and psychomotor competencies from three pre-licensure nursing The integration of this strategy enhanced students’ ability to gain knowledge about SBAR communicate
- Introduction of the Clinical Practice Guideline to Undergraduate Nursing Students
Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Introduction of the Clinical Practice Guideline Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: KSAs Knowledge: 1. Value the need for continuous improvement in clinical practice based on new knowledge Strategy Overview : The purpose of this teaching strategy is to introduce undergraduate nursing students to Clinical Practice The strategy can also be presented during any clinical post-conference junior or senior year.
- Using Gamification to Validate the Need for Evidence Based Practice: The Marshmallow Challenge
Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Using Gamification to Validate the Need for Evidence BSN, RN to BSN, Staff Development Learner Setting(s): Classroom, Skills or Simulation Laboratories Strategy Type: General Strategy Learning Objectives: Knowledge: After exposure to the evidence-based practice (EBP) teaching strategy the learner will be able to verbalize the relevance of evidence-based practice This strategy is adapted from Design Thinking Expert Dennis Boyle’s exercise The Marshmallow Challenge
- QSEN: AACN Crosswalk | QSEN
These crosswalks help demonstrate the alignment of the competencies related to teaching strategies, mapping can determine what QSEN domain/statements best align and then use that information to search online teaching
- Literature Review
Published Back to Strategy Search Strategy Submission Literature Review Author: Martha McMillan MSN-Ed Staff Development Learner Setting(s): Classroom, Clinical Setting, Skills or Simulation Laboratories Strategy (EBP, Quality Improvement) Strategy Overview: This teaching strategy is designed to teach students how The student must then provide no more than a one page summary on each article consisting of: 1-2 paragraphs passing grade on both the written assignment and the poster presentation by the use of a rubric for each
