Nursing Quality Indicators™
Virtual Clinical: future or practicing nurses see the impacts of their decisions
Overview
Learners will practice clinical judgment and decision-making skills that will impact the quality and safety of a healthcare organization. As learners evaluate ten patients, they will immediately see how their care decisions affect structure, outcome, process, and cost. The scenario provides background, an electronic medical record (EMR), test results and imaging for each patient; as learners make positive decisions, they will earn badges, but more importantly, they will build knowledge, skills, and confidence. At the end of the scenario, there is an automated report that displayed the total number of correct responses for each person. Clients have included this scenario in Nursing Leadership and Management, Transition to Practice, Nursing Quality and Safety and Capstone courses. Most frequently, learners earn 3-6 virtual clinical hours within this scenario, and they have access to it for up to 12 months.
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Product Highlights for: Nursing Quality Indicators
This scenario was launched in December 2019
Learners can earn 3-6 simulated clinical hours
Nursing Quality Indicators aligns with two AACN BSN Essentials:
- Essential II- Basic Organizational and Systems Leadership for Quality Care and Patient Safety
- Essential V- Healthcare Policy, Finance, and Regulatory Environments
Why you’ll love it:
- Realistic scenarios of varying difficulty where quality nursing care is critical
- Background, an electronic medical record (EMR), test results and imaging are provided for each patient
- Access to Dashboard metrics and activity reports
- Detailed faculty and training guides complete with Quick Start Guide, Troubleshooting, Teaching Suggestions, FAQs, and content for each level
$39 per Student
Meet a Sample of the Patients:
Arnold Cook, a 78-year-old retired fireman, is admitted to the medical surgical unit after undergoing a hip replacement. His rehabilitation plan is to regain his mobility to travel with his great grandchildren. 
Lexi Jordan is a 20-year-old female who has been having difficulty in managing her sickle cell disease. 
Ivan Blažević is a 79-year-old male patient recently rehabilitating from sepsis in a long-term care facility. 
Debbie Moore is a 35-year-old female has been recently diagnosed with unmanaged Type 2 Diabetes. 
George Mendez is a 67-year-old male who was transferred to the step-down unit from the ICU after having a heart attack.