2.6 Learning Activities
Test your clinical judgment with a NCLEX Next-Generation style question: Chapter 2, Assignment 1 [5]
Test your clinical judgment with a NCLEX Next-Generation style question: Chapter 2, Assignment 2 [6]
Test your clinical judgment with a NCLEX Next-Generation style case study: Chapter 2, Case Study [7]
Telehealth Virtual Simulations
These virtual, screen-based simulations demonstrate telehealth phone calls made by nurses to clients who were recently hospitalized and live in rural areas. It is assumed the clients may not have internet access and may experience barriers to accessing care due to their geographical location. During each virtual simulation, the student has the opportunity to make decisions on how to best use therapeutic communication to establish rapport and gain trust with the client, while also considering the potential impact of the client’s cultural beliefs and social determinants of health. Immediate feedback and rationale are provided for correct and incorrect answers as the student proceeds through the simulation. The first telehealth visit is a post-hospitalization welcome call where the nurse follows up on client concerns post-hospitalization. During the second telehealth call, the nurse identifies the client’s specific learning needs. During the third telehealth visit, the nurse evaluates the effectiveness of the health teaching provided. The virtual simulations can be accessed by clicking on the following links.[8]
These virtual, screen-based simulations demonstrate telehealth phone calls made by nurses to clients who were recently hospitalized and live in rural areas. It is assumed the clients may not have internet access and may experience barriers to accessing care due to their geographical location. During each virtual simulation, the student has the opportunity to make decisions on how to best use therapeutic communication to establish rapport and gain trust with the client, while also considering the potential impact of the client’s cultural beliefs and social determinants of health. Immediate feedback and rationale are provided for correct and incorrect answers as the student proceeds through the simulation. The first telehealth visit is a post-hospitalization welcome call where the nurse follows up on client concerns post-hospitalization. During the second telehealth call, the nurse identifies the client’s specific learning needs. During the third telehealth visit, the nurse evaluates the effectiveness of the health teaching provided. The virtual simulations can be accessed by clicking on the following links.[8]
Client 1 : Alejandro Hernandez, Hispanic Male with Heart Failure: Visit 1 – Visit 2 – Visit 3
Client 2: Chen Xiulan, Asian Female with COPD: Visit 1 – Visit 2 – Visit 3
Client 3: Carolyn Smith, Caucasian Female with Mild Dementia and Chronic Kidney Disease: Visit 1 – Visit 2 – Visit 3
Client 4: Dakotah Thunderhawk, Native American Male Post-Cerebrovascular Accident: Visit 1 – Visit 2 – Visit 3
Client 5: Marian Johnson, African American Female with Diabetes and Amputation: Visit 1 – Visit 2 – Visit 3
Client 2: Chen Xiulan, Asian Female with COPD: Visit 1 – Visit 2 – Visit 3
Client 3: Carolyn Smith, Caucasian Female with Mild Dementia and Chronic Kidney Disease: Visit 1 – Visit 2 – Visit 3
Client 4: Dakotah Thunderhawk, Native American Male Post-Cerebrovascular Accident: Visit 1 – Visit 2 – Visit 3
Client 5: Marian Johnson, African American Female with Diabetes and Amputation: Visit 1 – Visit 2 – Visit 3
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