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☝ 📚 Nurse practitioner programs are all-in with simulation-based learning and educators need to know more to inform best practices. I’m a big believer in the power of experiential learning and did a deep dive into this topic for my doctoral dissertation. These are a couple publications (more soon!) from our work to inform the future of nurse practitioner simulation in a competency-based education paradigm: 📝 Effectiveness of Objective Structured Clinical Examinations and Standardized Patient Simulations for Increasing Learner Knowledge in Family Nurse Practitioner Education: A Systematic Review of the Literature (https://lnkd.in/eGvTecm7) 📝 Nurse Practitioner Education: Recommending Theories and Frameworks for Simulation-Based Experiences and Research (https://lnkd.in/ebfyTQpX) #nursingsimulation #fnpeducation #nursepractitionereducation #OSCE #nursingresearch #nursingtheory #competencybasededucation #umaine

Explore the realities of becoming a new nurse, debunk some persistent myths, and receive helpful tips on what to expect throughout your nursing career: https://lnkd.in/evZQUXtS A number of challenges and rewards come with working in the nursing profession. As a nursing student, you likely have some pre-existing beliefs about the field from medical dramas, news, social media, experience in giving or receiving care, or even from well-meaning family members and friends. Let’s demystify some common misconceptions surrounding nursing in this week's Osmosis from Elsevier blog! #learnbyosmosis #nursingstudent #nursingcareers #healthcareheroes #healtheducation

Doctorate of Nursing Practice preparation is recommended for entry to nurse practitioner (NP) practice but there are few comparative studies, and their designs conflate educational pathways. #GWNursing Dean and Professor, Susan Kelly-Weeder recently co-published a research article in Nursing Outlook on nurse practitioners’ degrees and associations with time use, functional autonomy, and job outcomes. Read the abstract below! ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gGw5iw5Y

Essential Skills for Nurses Transitioning to Graduate School

Starting clinicals in nursing school can be daunting, but they often become a favorite experience! In this video, we dive into initial anxieties and how to transform them into confidence. We'll share tips on rocking your clinicals, from prepping documents to mastering your stethoscope. Learn about the importance of orientation, building relationships with your preceptor, and the daily routines you'll encounter. Discover the value of empathy, time management, and self-care in nursing. Whether you're facing challenges or celebrating successes, clinicals offer a unique opportunity to grow and connect with patients. Tune in for essential advice and make the most out of your clinical rotations! #NursingSchool #NursingClinicals #StudentNurse #HealthcareEducation Remember to like and share this video! OUTLINE: 00:00:00 Your Nursing School Clinical Survival Guide 00:00:27 Don't Forget These! 00:01:45 Orientation and Your Home Turf 00:02:59 Your Clinical Shift Breakdown 00:04:06 Applying What You've Learned 00:04:44 Your Clinical Support System 00:05:21 It's About More Than Charts 00:05:56 How to Not Lose Your Mind 00:06:30 Riding the Clinical Rollercoaster 00:07:02 The Art of Charting Like a Pro 00:07:38 Soaking Up Every Opportunity 00:08:06 First Impressions Matter 00:08:28 Avoiding Burnout 101 00:08:58 Building Your Nursing Confidence 00:09:25 Learning From Your Experiences 00:09:57 You Got This!

How powerful is nurse Recognition? REAL powerful and REALLY needed!   Recognition is a powerful motivator and a vital component of job satisfaction. In nursing, acknowledging the hard work and dedication of exceptional nurses can significantly impact their morale and the overall healthcare environment. Here, we discuss the importance of recognizing outstanding nurses and the positive effects it can have.   Why Recognition Matters Recognizing and celebrating achievements boosts morale, increases job satisfaction, and encourages continued excellence. It also helps combat burnout and retention issues within the nursing profession.   Effective Recognition Programs Successful recognition programs often include awards, public acknowledgment, and opportunities for career advancement. Examples include monthly honors, peer nominations, and special events.   Case Studies Highlighting stories of nurses who have been recognized for their outstanding work can inspire others and demonstrate the tangible benefits of such programs.   How to Get Involved Learn how you can participate in or create recognition programs within your own healthcare setting. Engaging with initiatives like The Stellar Nurse can be a step towards celebrating excellence.   By recognizing and celebrating the exceptional work of nurses, we not only honor their contributions but also foster a positive and supportive work environment. Embrace the power of recognition and help make a difference in the nursing profession.   Wait no more, follow the link and recognize a nurse right now.   https://lnkd.in/ghs62Vmz

Mission Statement & Nursing Philosophy: I am a nursing student whose short-term goal is to join a hospital after graduation and begin my nursing journey! My long-term aspirations include becoming a Labor & Delivery nurse who assists women through the birth process every day! My greatest strengths and values consist of compassion and adaptability, empathizing with others, thriving in teamwork settings, a detail-oriented attitude with organizational skills, and positivity. Through these skills, I believe I will get to demonstrate the best, most individualized, and safest patient care a nurse can, which will be my number one priority in my practice.

Do I Look Like a Nurse? Dr. Daniel Obiefule is a College of Nursing Professor and an advocate for diversifying the nursing profession. Listen to his message on why representation matters in nursing and what it means to patients’ health outcomes. #johnsonandjohnson #nursingworkforce #nursingcareers #nurseleaders #nursingeducation #nursingshortage #nursingsupply #futureofnursing #diversifyingnursing #nursingmatters

Do I Look Like a Nurse? Dr. Daniel Obiefule is a College of Nursing Professor and an advocate for diversifying the nursing profession. Listen to his message on why representation matters in nursing and what it means to patients’ health outcomes. #johnsonandjohnson #nursingworkforce #nursingcareers #nurseleaders #nursingeducation #nursingshortage #nursingsupply #futureofnursing #diversifyingnursing #nursingmatters