Is your program integrating clinical judgment skills across the curriculum to prepare your students for clinical practice and Next Generation NCLEX® (NGN) licensure? Learn how to effectively use KeithRN tools, new Think Like a Nurse student textbooks, and unfolding clinical reasoning case studies that integrate Tanner’s Clinical Judgment Model into your teaching.
Join KeithRN's Maria Flores-Harris and Keith Rischer for a thought-provoking discussion on the latest trends in nursing education. We'll share key insights from the NCSBN NCLEX conference and NLN Education Summit, focusing on how nurse educators can strengthen and transform their programs by emphasizing practice. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with other educators and learn strategies to enhance your teaching. We look forward to seeing you there!
Most graduate nurses do not possess the clinical judgment skills essential for safe practice. To address this current crisis in competency, the presenter will share educational best practices and practice-based strategies to empower nurse educators to develop clinical judgment in the classroom, but with an additional emphasis on transforming clinical education to better prepare students for the complexities of real-world practice and successful transition to the role of the professional nurse.
Is your program integrating clinical judgment skills across the curriculum to prepare your students for clinical practice and Next Generation NCLEX® (NGN) licensure? Learn how to effectively use KeithRN tools, new Think Like a Nurse student textbooks, and unfolding clinical reasoning case studies that integrate Tanner’s Clinical Judgment Model into your teaching.
Is your program integrating clinical judgment skills across the curriculum to prepare your students for clinical practice and Next Generation NCLEX® (NGN) licensure? Learn how to effectively use KeithRN tools, new Think Like a Nurse student textbooks, and unfolding clinical reasoning case studies that integrate Tanner’s Clinical Judgment Model into your teaching.
