Kick off the New Year with a discussion on reflection. Dr. Tiffany Condren will share findings from her research, which determined whether reflection prompts affect clinical judgment behaviors in undergraduate nursing students, as measured by Lasater’s Clinical Judgment Rubric (LCJR) and the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model (NCJMM).
This unique event will unite nursing education leaders, practice, and visionaries in one place! KeithRN has been invited to lead a breakout session on “Beyond Transformation” because we have always focused on bridging the gap between how nursing is taught and practiced. Speakers include nursing education leaders Pat Benner (FAAN Living Legend), Christine Tanner (author of Tanner’s CJM), and Mary Ann Jessee (ICON-Ed).
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 the Think Like a Nurse Student Workbooks, unfolding clinical reasoning case studies, and active learning tools and templates in your classrooms, clinicals, and simulations to develop and strengthen clinical judgment.
Dr. Garrett Chan, CEO of HealthImpact and the visionary leader behind the inaugural Educating Nurses: A Radical Transformation conference held last month in Las Vegas, will join us as a guest to share essential takeaways from the conference and practical strategies every educator must implement to transform nursing education. If you missed this conference, you won’t want to miss this follow-up event.
Many clinical educators are expert nurses with no formal training to prepare them to confidently teach students in the clinical setting. Join us for an engaging discussion with experienced clinical educators who helped develop a new course for KeithRN. They will share evidence-based strategies for clinical teaching to help your students master clinical judgment and graduate ready for safe patient care.
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 the Think Like a Nurse Student Workbooks, unfolding clinical reasoning case studies, and active learning tools and templates in your classrooms, clinicals, and simulations to develop and strengthen clinical judgment.
Join KeithRN at the New Jersey League of Nursing (NJLN) Conference. This year's theme is The Nursing Journey Continues: Promoting Learning, Connections, and Opportunities. KeithRN's Nurse Educator Consultant Maria Flores-Harris, DNP, RN, CNE will present on the topic, "Beyond Transformation: A Call for Radical Reformation in Nursing Education" on March 27.
According to a 2024 scoping review, experienced clinical nurses transitioning into novice clinical educator roles are overwhelmed and have predominantly negative experiences. Why is that? We will discuss the challenges that new clinical educators experience, best practices for successfully transitioning into this role, and a new KeithRN resource that equips educators to confidently teaching students in clinical.
This comprehensive nursing education conference offers a robust agenda tailored to educators seeking innovative strategies and tools to enhance their teaching practices and address current challenges in nursing education. Keith Rischer, PhD, RN, CEN will present on the topic, "Combating Infobesity to Develop Clinical Judgment" on April 7 and "Combating Incivility and Strengthening Professional Identity in Nursing Education" and "Beyond Transformation: A Call for Radical Reformation in Nursing Education" on April 8.
Blue Ridge Area Health Education Center (AHEC), North Region for Georgia Association for Nursing Education, and Georgia Highlands College are presenting our annual Nursing Science Symposium: Bridging the Gap: Where Evidence Meets Practice.
As keynote speaker, Keith Rischer, PhD, RN, CEN will present, "Preparing Nurses for Entry-Level Practice: Transforming Classroom and Clinical Teaching" at the Wisconsin League for Nursing Spring Conference.
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 the Think Like a Nurse Student Workbooks, unfolding clinical reasoning case studies, and active learning tools and templates in your classrooms, clinicals, and simulations to develop and strengthen clinical judgment.
