Clinical Simulations for Nursing Education

Clinical Simulations for Nursing Education

About this Book

  • Meets the needs of students with diverse learning styles.
  • Facilitates the progression from theory to application in a controlled environment.
  • Bases scenarios on real-life patient care situations with decision points prompting an assessment, a response, and an action.
  • Addresses every level of health care--primary, acute, long-term, and palliative care.
  • Represents the spectrum of clinical nursing practice domains, patient age levels, and cultural backgrounds.
  • Incorporates assessment skills necessary to evaluate critical body systems as appropriate to the patient's condition.
  • Aids in the mastery of the skills and procedures needed to...
    • Meet multiple objectives.
    • Clearly describe signs and symptoms.
    • Determine environmental safety hazards.
    • Communicate effectively with patients and team members.
    • Document assessment findings accurately and succinctly.
    • Identify appropriate nursing interventions.

Organizes scenarios from simple to complex in a consistent format that includes...

  • Level
  • Roles
  • Learning outcomes
    • Cognitive
    • Communication
    • Psychomotor
    • Safety
    • Affective
    • Leadership and Management
  • Overview of the problem
    • Definition
    • Pathophysiology
    • Risk factors
    • Assessment
    • Diagnostic tests
    • Treatment
    • Nursing management
    • Evaluation/outcome criteria
    • Review questions
    • Related evidence-based practice guidelines
    • Topics to review prior to the simulation
  • Simulation
    • Prerequisites
    • Setting
    • Environment and simulator
    • Equipment
    • Medications/IV therapy
    • Client background
    • Admission Sheet (form)
    • Provider's Orders (form)
    • Nursing Report
  • Student Simulation Prep Assignments
    • Identify items and their purpose in the care of a patient with condition]
    • Identify team members and specific roles in the care of a patient with condition]
    • Relevant data exercise
    • Initial focused assessment
    • Diagnostic tests
    • Treatment
    • Nursing problems/Diagnoses
  • Simulator Settings
    • Facilitator cues/Time progression
    • Role
    • Assessment/Student actions correct
    • Patient event/Response; Patient assessment data
    • Assessment/Student actions incorrect
    • Patient response
    • Comments
    • Clinical pause
    • Additional scenes and clinical pauses as required
    • Debriefing/Guided reflection
  • References
  • Standard forms templates

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