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Interprofessional SBAR Communication Simulation
Description:
This simulation-based interprofessional learning activity is designed to develop effective, structured communication between Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) students and undergraduate nursing students using the SBAR (Situation, Background, Assessmen
Contact:
Denise Romano
Simulation
Unexpected Patient Death
Description:
Simulation of unexpected patient death designed for undergraduate nursing students.
Contact:
Kelly Foltz-Ramos
Simulation
Postpartum Hemorrhage
Description:
This high-fidelity simulation is designed for senior nursing students to practice the early recognition and management of postpartum hemorrhage (PPH). Set in a simulated OB lab using a birthing manikin and realistic clinical equipment, students will
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Disa Seymour
Simulation
Pediatric Post Op Sepsis
Description:
Simulation of pediatric post-op apendectomy experiencing early stages of sepsis designed for undergraduate nursing students.
Contact:
Patti Reuther
Simulation
Newborn Assessment and Initial Bath
Description:
Simulation of a focused assessment on a newborn. After the assessment, participants will give the newborn the first bath while mom is in the room.
Contact:
Suzanne Lindau
IPE/Simulation
Immersive Insight: Fostering Healthcare Empathy with VR
Description:
The scenario is patient rounds on a teenager with a lung injury from vaping. Using VR goggles the learner will experience the scenario from the patient’s perspective. The focus of the scenario is healthcare provider empathy.
Contact:
Lori Sprague
Simulation
RSV Bronchiolitis Simulation
Description:
Simulation designed for nursing students. Ryder Walsh is a 10-week-old Hispanic male infant, brought into the pediatric ED by his mother with increasing respiratory distress. The infant has had a 4-day history of fever, cough, and irritability. Over
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Debra Giugliano