High-fidelity patient simulation in nursing education /

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Imprint:Sudbury, Mass. : Jones and Bartlett Publishers, c2010.
Description:xxii, 447 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/7892883
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Other authors / contributors:Nehring, Wendy M., 1957-
Lashley, Felissa R., 1941-
ISBN:9780763756512 (pbk.)
0763756512 (pbk.)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Preface
  • Contributors
  • Unit I. Foundations
  • Chapter 1. History of Simulation in Nursing
  • Factors Influencing the Use of Simulation
  • The Continuum of Simulation
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 2. A Synthesis of Theory and Nursing Research Using High-Fidelity Patient Simulation
  • Theoretical Frameworks Used in Nursing Simulation
  • Nursing Research Involving High-Fidelity Patient Simulation
  • Recommendations for Future Nursing Research
  • Conclusion
  • Unit II. Setting up a Simulation Program
  • Chapter 3. Developing and Implementing a Simulation Program: Baccalaureate Nursing Education
  • The BYU Experience: Planning and Integration
  • Suggestions for Successful Implementation
  • BYU Evolution and Future Plans
  • Chapter 4. Developing and Implementing a Simulator Program: Associate Degree Nursing Education
  • Environmental and Space Concerns
  • Progress with Environmental and Space Concerns
  • Faculty Education and Simulator Use
  • Planning for a Second Set of Triplets
  • Initial Costs
  • Ongoing Costs
  • Maintenance
  • Student Involvement
  • Evolution and Future Plans
  • Chapter 5. Graduate Nurse Anesthesia
  • Introduction
  • Enhancing Patient Safety
  • Nurse Anesthesia Program Use of Simulated Learning
  • Valid Outcome Measures/Evaluation Plans
  • Clinical Simulation Consortia
  • Role of Accreditation Agencies Related to Simulated Activities
  • Simulation in Continuing Education and Credentialing
  • Simulation in a Nurse Anesthesia Curriculum
  • Summary
  • Chapter 6. Statewide Nursing Simulation Program
  • Introduction
  • Background: Statewide Nursing Simulation Program
  • Staffing
  • Equipment
  • Environment and Space Considerations
  • Evolution and Future Direction
  • Chapter 7. Creating an Interdisciplinary Simulation Center
  • Introduction
  • Identifying the Need
  • Identifying Stakeholders
  • Establishing Goals
  • Faculty Selection
  • Faculty Development
  • Curriculum Development
  • Going Forward
  • Chapter 8. An Interdisciplinary Simulation Training and Education Program for an All-Hazards Response
  • Introduction
  • Center for Public Health Preparedness
  • The Center for Public Health Preparedness at Burlington County College
  • Planning: The Road to Preparedness
  • What Are Simulators?
  • Simulation Resource Management
  • See How It Runs
  • A Nurse Is a Nurse Is a Nurse...Not!
  • Future Directions
  • Chapter 9. Hospital-Based Competency Development
  • Planning
  • Number and Types of Personnel for Staffing
  • Faculty Education
  • Developing Scenarios
  • Costs
  • Environmental/Space Concerns
  • Maintenance
  • Involving Learners
  • Continuing Education
  • Evolution and Future Plans
  • Acknowledgments
  • Unit III. Developing and Implementing Scenarios
  • Chapter 10. Baccalaureate Nursing Education
  • Incorporating Simulation into the Curriculum
  • Development of Clinical Scenarios
  • Orientation to High-Fidelity Patient Simulation
  • Methods of Presenting the Scenario
  • Evaluation of Clinical Scenarios
  • Faculty Development
  • Summary
  • Appendix A. Student Version of the Scenario of the Patient with a Cardiac Condition
  • Appendix B. Facility Version of the Scenario of the Patient with a Cardiac Condition
  • Chapter 11. Associate Degree Nursing Education
  • Place of Simulation in the Curriculum
  • Evaluating the Student Using Simulation
  • Identifying the Topic of the Scenario
  • Why and How the Scenario Was Developed
  • The Implementation Process
  • Successes and Challenges
  • Use of Simulation Using Different Levels of Fidelity
  • Student Evaluations for the Simulation Experience
  • Future Changes
  • Advice for Faculty Who Want to Replicate the End-of-Life Scenario
  • Appendix A. End-of-Life Scenario
  • Preparation for Patient Scenario
  • Skills Required to Prepare for the Scenario
  • Scenario Outline
  • Debriefing
  • Equipment Setup
  • Scenario Background
  • Chapter 12. Acute Care for Advanced Practice Nurses
  • Selecting a Learning Scenario
  • Determining a Framework for Problem Solving
  • Scenario Development
  • Student Preparation for Simulation
  • Implementing the Simulation
  • Optimizing the Simulation Environment
  • Maintaining a State-of-the-Art Simulation Lab
  • Challenges in Acute Care Advanced Practice Simulation
  • Chapter 13. Regional Nursing Simulation Program
  • Statewide Collaboration
  • Regional Collaboration
  • Use of Collaboration to Develop Specific Scenarios
  • Ensuring an Effective Simulation
  • Appendix A. Hyperglycemia Protocol (Subcutaneous Insulin Orders)
  • Chapter 14. Interdisciplinary Simulation Center
  • The Hospital-Based Interdisciplinary Simulation Center: Simulation for Practitioners
  • The Academic-Based Interdisciplinary Simulation Center: Simulation for Students
  • Interdisciplinary Infused High-Fidelity Clinical Simulation Scenarios
  • Summary
  • Chapter 15. Planning and Creating a Scenario: The Institute of Technical Education Experience
  • Identifying Developers
  • Identifying Learners
  • Identifying Learning Needs
  • Identifying Learning Objectives
  • Scenario Crafting
  • Storyboarding
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 16. Simulation in the Hospital Setting
  • Targets for Scenario or Course Development for Professional Nurses
  • Developing Scenarios for Use within a Professional Nursing Simulation Course
  • Scenario QuickView Tool
  • The Development Triangle Tool
  • Alpha Testing and Instructor Preparation
  • Beta Testing: Scenario Flow and Final Content Validation
  • Final Development Phase: Is The Scenario Ready for Use?
  • Conclusion
  • Appendix A. Simulation Scenario: Hemolytic Blood Transfusion Reaction in The Acute Care Hospital Setting
  • Student Level: Entry Level Professional Nurse (Orientation) to Experienced RN (Competency)
  • Chapter 17. Facilitated Debriefing
  • Historical Origins of Debriefing
  • Importance of Debriefing
  • Effective Debriefing Techniques
  • The Process of Verbal Debriefing
  • Summary
  • Chapter 18. A Curriculum for the Pre-licensure Nursing Program
  • Challenges Facing Nursing Education
  • Pattern Recognition and Learning
  • Simulation as a Teaching Strategy to Address These Challenges
  • The Program for Nursing Curriculum Integration
  • Simulation Across the Curriculum
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 19. Evaluation
  • The Evaluation Plan and Process
  • Setting Up an Evaluation Plan
  • Objectives/Information
  • Problem Solving (Complexity)
  • Student Support (Cueing)
  • Debriefing (Guided Reflection)
  • Evaluation Instrument
  • Evaluating the Implementation of the Simulation
  • Evaluating Student Learning Outcomes When Implementing Simulations
  • Summary
  • Unit IV. The Future
  • Chapter 20. Using High-Fidelity Patient Simulation: What Does the Future Hold?
  • Index