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Reflective Clinical Journaling: Using QSEN Competencies to Promote Student Self-Awareness of Quality and Safety in Nursing Practice
Kathleen S. Fries
Sacred Heart University
Teaching Strategy
07/05/2012
Using Simulation to Introduce Beginning Students to Patient Centered Care and Communication
Celeste M. Alfes
Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing
Teaching Strategy
07/05/2012
Using Simulation to Introduce Beginning Students to Patient Centered Care and Communication
Celeste M. Alfes
Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing
Teaching Strategy
07/05/2012
Webquest on Patient Safety & Quality
Christina N. George
Tulsa Community College
Teaching Strategy
05/25/2012
Data Mining in the EHR: an activity for beginning student nurses
Daniela Eichelberger
Columbia College of Nursing
Teaching Strategy
05/25/2012
Quality and Safety Monitor Assignment
Laurie J. Palmer
Monroe Community College
Teaching Strategy
05/25/2012
Teamwork and Collaboration: Teaching Strategies to Manage Challenging Communications
Gerry Altmiller
La Salle University
Teaching Strategy
05/22/2012
Quality Improvement Project: Using Problem and Solution fishbone diagrams
Jeanette Koshar
Sonoma State University
Teaching Strategy
05/22/2012
Staff work-arounds assignment
Lisa Day
UCSF, School of Nursing, Dept. of Physiological Nursing
Teaching Strategy
05/11/2012
OB Unfolding Case
Carol F. Durham
UNC-Chapel Hill School of Nursing
Teaching Strategy
05/11/2012
Using evidence in practice
Mary Guimond
Duquesne University
Teaching Strategy
04/27/2012
Clinical Performance Evaluation Tools Utilizing the QSEN Competencies
Amanda S. Eymard
Nicholls State University
Teaching Strategy
04/27/2012
Integrating QSEN into Clinical Evaluation Tools
JoAnn Mulready-Shick
University of Massachusetts- Boston
Teaching Strategy
04/27/2012
Safe Patient Handling and Movement Curriculum
Carol F. Durham
UNC-Chapel Hill School of Nursing
Teaching Strategy
04/17/2012
A Universal Template for Designing QSEN Learning Activities: Setting Expectations Using KSAs
Ruth Zimmerman
Kaiser Permanente Southern California
Teaching Strategy
10/11/2011
Preventing Catheter-Associated UTIs: Implementing a “Clinical Activity Template” to Incorporate EBP
Ruth Zimmerman
Kaiser Permanente Southern California
Teaching Strategy
09/12/2011
Patient Centered Care: Assessment of Health Literacy
Kimberly Dudas
New Jersey City University
Teaching Strategy
07/18/2011
A Novel Format for Student Post Conference and Teaching SBAR Communication
Jacqueline G. Ioli
Widener University
Teaching Strategy
07/11/2011
Delegation: A Collaborative, Patient-Centered Approach
Susan Herman
Chaffey College
Teaching Strategy
05/31/2011
Student Officer of Patient Safety (SOS)
Marie Everhart
Northampton Community College
Teaching Strategy
04/26/2011
Health Literacy: Incorporating QSEN (Quality and Safety Education in Nursing) Competencies into a Senior Capstone Project and Paper
Lori Rodriguez
San Jose State University
Teaching Strategy
04/13/2011
Using a Fishbone (RCA) Diagram to Problem Solve Falls
Lori Rodriguez
San Jose State University
Teaching Strategy
02/18/2011
Utilizing SBARR: Using Peer Reviewers in a Low-Fidelity Lab Exercise
Libba Reed McMillan
Auburn University School of Nursing
Teaching Strategy
08/31/2010
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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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