Journal of Nursing Education · 2018 · 47 citations · 12 references
EducationEducational TechnologyCompetency-based CurriculumCompetency-based EducationInstructional DesignSimulation-based AssessmentSimulation-based InstructionSimulation-based LearningTelehealth PracticeTelemedicineCare Delivery IntegrationClinical Simulation TrainingClinician Competency In TelehealthLearning Outcome StandardsSimulation Curriculum DesignSimulation PedagogyTelehealth ExperienceTelehealth Nursing
BACKGROUND: The use of telehealth to provide care to millions of patients who have difficulty accessing care through traditional means is growing exponentially. Nurse educators must prepare students to meet the challenge of managing this mode of care delivery. METHOD: , student learning objectives, and telehealth competencies. The design promoted active participation in a telehealth visit with a standardized patient. RESULTS: The simulation provided students with the opportunity to demonstrate use of telehealth equipment and become familiar with telehealth competencies. This hands-on experience increased student engagement related to telehealth as a health care delivery option and was an effective objective structured clinical examination. CONCLUSION: Integration of telehealth into the nursing curriculum is a necessity as health care technology advances. Simulation is one strategy available to expose students to telehealth and increase student engagement. [J Nurs Educ. 2018;57(10):624-627.].
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Carolyn Rutledge, Tina Haney, Michele Bordelon et al. · International Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship · 2014 · 131 citations
Nursing, Advanced Practice Nursing, Nurse Practitioner Practice +14