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SAFETY Bundle Simulation Day
Randi Flexner
Rutgers,the State University of New Jersey
Teaching Strategy
02/14/2017
An Education Strategy Engaging Nursing Students in a Classroom and Hospital Interprofessional Patient Safety Experience
Beverly Capper
Case Western Reserve University Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing
Teaching Strategy
02/07/2017
Using Beers Criteriato Prevent Medication Related Problems in Older Adults
Viki Saidleman
East Central University
Teaching Strategy
02/06/2017
QSEN TEACHING STRATEGY: USING AN AQUARIUM AND PUMP TO DEMONSTRATE CARDIAC FUNCTION
Katie Morales
Berry College
Teaching Strategy
02/06/2017
Medication Administration Activity (Competency Assessment)
Terri Briggs
Mercy College of Nursing and Health Sciences - Southwest Baptist University
Teaching Strategy
02/02/2017
Time Out! QSENizing the Curriculum Requires Educating the Educator
Kristina Patterson
St. Petersburg College
Teaching Strategy
12/19/2016
Heath Informatics and Technology: Professional Responsibilities
Annette Peacock-Johnson
Saint Mary's College
Teaching Strategy
12/14/2016
Tic Tac Toe ABGs: Interpretation and Patient Safety
Nancy Jaskowak Cresse
Rutgers University School of Nursing-Camden
Teaching Strategy
11/28/2016
Mind Mapping: An Active Classroom Learning Strategy
Annemarie Rosciano
Stony Brook University
Teaching Strategy
11/08/2016
Enhancing Medication Safety Teaching through Remediation and Reflection
Donna E. McCabe
New York University Meyers College of Nursing
Teaching Strategy
11/01/2016
Nurse as the leader of the team huddle. An unfolding oncology case study.
Kimberly Silver Dunker
Worcester State University
Teaching Strategy
09/21/2016
Identifying QSEN competencies in the clinical setting
Esther Gravis
Saddleback College
Teaching Strategy
05/08/2016
Quality-Safety Project Poster
Elizabeth Murray
Florida Gulf Coast University School of Nursing
Teaching Strategy
05/02/2016
Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Educational Strategy for Pre-Licensure Students
Kathleen Z. Wisser
Notre Dame of Maryland University
Teaching Strategy
03/01/2016
Post-Clinical Conference Bedside Reporting: Utilizing Priority Frameworks with Patient Assignments
Heidi Benavides
University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio
Teaching Strategy
02/12/2016
Making QSEN Visible in the Classroom: Innovative use of In-Class Care Mapping Activity
Karla Rodriguez
New York University
Teaching Strategy
02/03/2016
Bedside Assessment and Documentation Basics: A Pocket Card for Beginning Nursing Students
Angela D. Jones
Stephen F. Austin State University
Teaching Strategy
01/28/2016
Giving and Receiving Constructive Feedback
Gerry Altmiller
The College of New Jersey
Teaching Strategy
10/12/2015
Impaired Perfusion High Risk Obstetrical Simulation
Dawn Tassemeyer
University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Nursing-Lincoln Division
Teaching Strategy
10/06/2015
Simulated Medication Adherence Exercise
Stacy Lutter
York College of Pennsylvania
Teaching Strategy
10/01/2015
“Elder” Centered Care: Flipping the concept map
Kimberly Silver Dunker
UMASS Graduate School of Nursing Worcester
Teaching Strategy
10/01/2015
Respectful Conversations for Difficult Situations
Beth Bolick
Rush University College of Nursing
Teaching Strategy
09/14/2015
I-SBAR reporting for the nursing student
Melani Stephens Stallkamp
Good Samaritan College of Nursing
Teaching Strategy
05/08/2015
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Introduction to Teaching Strategies

Practice Strategy Introduction

YN

Yolanda Nelson
EdD, MSNed, RN-BC

QSEN Teaching Strategies Director
(December 2018 – present) 
nelsony1@tcnj.edu

CG

Chelsea Grays
BA, MA

QSEN Teaching Strategies Coordinator
(March 2019 – present) 
cagz1993@gmail.com

FA

Fabrienne Alexander
BA

QSEN Strategies Coordinator
(May 2017 – present)
fxa31@case.edu

BR

Bethany Robertson
DNP, CNM

QSEN Practice Strategies Director
(December 2018 – present)
bdrober@emory.edu

AB

Ashley Badders
MSN, RN

QSEN Practice Strategies Coordinator
(March 2020 – present) 
axb1012@case.edu

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