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Pediatric Learning Solutions has created recommended education to assist with the transition of clinicians to units unfamiliar to them due to the evolving challenges of COVID-19 spread. The focus of these online course bundles is twofold:

1. Preparing ambulatory clinicians for inpatient work in acute settings.

2. Preparing acute care staff to move to critical care settings.

The education bundles were created with a broad focus in mind and align with core competencies needed in Acute Care and Critical Care Setting.

Hospital-Shared Online Materials and Additional Tools

Educators at PLS participating children's hospitals met virtually to discuss challenges and resources for handling the COVID-19 crisis. Resources they shared include:

Society of Critical Care Medicine - free online courses: Assessment of Critically Ill Child, Acute Respiratory Failure and Mechanical Ventilation, and Cardiovascular Evaluation and Pediatric Shock

UC Davis Simulation Resources

- Pediatric COVID-19 PICU Emergent PPE Activation Scenario
- Pediatric Infectious Intubation Checklist
- Pediatric Infectious Intubation Provider Specific Checklist
- Singapore ICU Prepping for COVID

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In nursing, critical thinking skills are related to the clinical decision-making process. Nursing critical thinking skills are a systemic, logical, reasoned approach to the nursing process which results in quality patient care. The nurse is open to intellectual reasoning and a systematic approach to problem solving. Critical thinking in nursing is an active process involving the nurse in sifting data, choosing which components are vital and then assessing and filtering to form a vital decision process. Critical thinking is a part of the nursing process which adheres to a deep commitment to maintain intellectual discipline, as well as formulating decisions based on sound judgments and logical conclusions. Critical thinking will result in excellent clinical outcomes and patient safety.

Significance

Assessing a patient requires several domains of information, and the nurse must be able to decide which pieces of information a patient offers are critical. Patient information can be complex, including elements not only of a clinical complaint but of family and culture. In a reasoned approach the nurse identifies initial priorities and based on the priorities that a patient presents, as well as the achievement of health care goals, a well-defined outcome can be accomplished.

Types

Delegating authority and responsibility to a wide range of licensed and unlicensed staff is part of the role of a nurse. The critical thinking process provides a framework for synthesizing information about a patient in order to delegate appropriately. The goal is the continued provision of care for the best patient outcome.

Features

Incorporating critical thinking skills also involves a reflective component. The nurse must make decisions based on sound clinical judgments, as gathered from a wide variety of sources, as well as the nurse's own observations. The reflective component is a review of those judgments and a validation of their appropriateness.

Effects

Using critical thinking also has a holistic component. The nurse regards the patient as a whole person and will base care, treatment and recovery goals upon that point of view. Data gathering from a holistic or whole person point of view requires a synthesis of judgment to prioritize goals. The whole person approach includes those elements of culture as well as institutional goals.

Benefits

Using critical thinking also has an empathetic component; i.e., the ability to listen compassionately. The nurse gathers a lot of data or information regarding a patient and guides the nursing care of the patient based on observations as well as interactions. Empathetic listening will assist the nurse in determining priorities for patient care in collaboration with the patient to achieve desired patient goals.

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RN students can now prepare for the NCLEX® on-the-go, anywhere, anytime with the ATI RN Mentor™. Based on the 2013 NCLEX-RN Test Plan, this quiz app now includes over 800+ unique questions developed by ATI Nurse Educators specifically for this app only. Questions are organized by NCLEX area, body function and clinical area. Choose the topics and number of questions to generate customized quizzes. You can ever share information and discuss specific questions with other students from within the app.

FEATURES:

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NCLEX Area:
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* Cognition and Sensation
* Excretion
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* Oxygenation
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* Reproduction

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* Maternal Newborn
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* Nursing Care of Children
* Nutrition
* Pharmacology

** Note: You don't need to be enrolled at a school that uses ATI products to prepare for the NCLEX with ATI RN Mentor. **

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Here are 156 free nursing games with some 6,000 questions designed to make your nurse learning / education more interesting, engaging and fun! In this section we have developed, and are experimenting with, different kinds of educational nursing games. Online games are very popular, so why not apply them to your nursing education?

The Super Nurse and Word Guess games have been developed in HTML5. Therefore, the latest browser versions of Internet Explorer (IE10/11), Firefox, Chrome or Safari need to be used. These games can also be played on most mobile devices.

We have enhanced the games software to produce a Report that you can print out and keep for your records, or to hand in for assignments. For statistical and research purposes, the game results are now being tracked and recorded.

Click on a Title below to open up a specific nursing educational game in a new window. If you find the audio annoying or distracting, click the Mute button on your computer. Enjoy!

1. Nursing Games - Super Nurse Series

1.27 Drug Dosage Calculations I - This game tests your knowledge of the metric system and how to accurately make conversions between the various units. ( 15 items selected from 50 questions).

1.28 Drug Dosage Calculations II - Test and refresh you knowledge and skills about how to calculate the correct tablet medication dosages. ( 15 items selected from 50 questions).

1.29 Drug Dosage Calculations III- This game is designed to assess and review your knowledge and skills in calculating the correct fluid medication dosages. ( 15 items selected from 50 questions).

1.30 Drug Dosage Calculations IV - Test and refresh your knowledge and skills in calculating the correct dosages for medication administration by injection. ( 15 items selected from 50 questions).

1.31 Drug Dosage Calculations V - This game assesses your knowledge and skills in calculating the correct intravenous (IV) dosages, flow rates and administration times. ( 15 items selected from 50 questions).

2. Nursing Games - Word Guess Series

2.45 Pediatric Disorders I - Test your knowledge of the names of disorders related to child development, vision, hearing, blood, respiratory system and nervous system in pediatric patients. (1 5 items drawn from a pool of 45 questions).

These Drag and Drop games were developed using Articulate's StoryLine 3 software. For best viewing of these SL3 games on Apple's iPhone and iPad, download and install the FREE Articulate from the iTunes Store. If you are using an Android tablet or phone, download and install the FREE Articulate Android Player App from Google Play.

3.2 Blood Tests I - See how well you know the indications / applications of 60 blood tests used to diagnose and monitor various body disorders and diseases. ( 15 questions selected from 60).

3.3 Blood Tests II - Test and refresh your knowledge of the indications / applications of another 60 blood tests used to diagnose and monitor various body disorders and diseases. ( 15 questions selected from 60).

3.4 Cancer Symptoms - Try this funky nursing game to see how well you know the signs and symptoms of 12 different types of common cancers. ( 24 questions).

3.5 Diagnostic Tests I - Try this game to see how well you know the indications / applications of 45 electrodiagnostic, endoscopic and nuclear diagnostic technologies, tools and procedures used to identify, monitor and evaluate body disorders and diseases. ( 15 questions from 45).

3.6 Diagnostic Tests II - Another game to see how well you know the indications / applications of 45 manometric, ultrasound and x-ray diagnostic technologies, tools and procedures used to identify, monitor and evaluate body disorders and diseases. ( 15 questions from 45).

3.10 Infectious Diseases - See how well you know the causes (bacteria, virus, fungi, parasites or protozoa) of these infectious diseases. ( 48 questions).

3.18 Oral Dosages - Another game about calculating the correct dosages for medications administered orally using solutions, suspensions, mixtures and syrups. ( 15 questions randomly selected from 35 items).

3.21 Pressure Ulcer Terms II - Another game to review the terminology used in the assessment, prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers / bedsores. ( 20 questions chosen from 70 items).

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This paper examines the use of case studies as teaching strategies to promote critical thinking. Critical thinking and case studies are defined as teaching method. The benefits and limitations of case studies are also discussed. The literature review investigates research studies that have indicated how case studies facilitate and promote active learning, help clinical problem solving, and encourage the development of critical thinking skills. Using case studies in teaching will assist nurse educators in promoting active learning; furthermore, it will help in developing critical thinking skills, which are extremely important for nurses and other health care professionals.

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This paper examines the use of case studies as teaching strategies to promote critical thinking. Critical thinking and case studies are defined as teaching method. The benefits and limitations of case studies are also discussed. The literature review investigates research studies that have indicated how case studies facilitate and promote active learning, help clinical problem solving, and encourage the development of critical thinking skills.

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Your CV - as its full name, "curriculum vitae," suggests - is the record of your academic life. But it's also a passport through that life, and one you'll have to show to gatekeepers over and over. If you want to get past those gates, your CV had better do its job.

I talk a lot in The Graduate Adviser column about the career prospects of Ph.D.s outside of academe, but this month I turn to the central document of academic life: the CV. Of course a strong CV is built on strong achievements. But you also have to present your record in an interesting and impressive way. And that's where many aspiring academics fall short.

What follows are eight tips to improve your CV.

But first, understand the difference between a CV and a résumé. There's plenty of overlap between the two - it's fair to describe a CV as an academic résumé. But the differences are salient. A résumé tends to be directly purpose-driven. It might start out with an explicit career objective ("a public-relations position that combines analysis and customer relations"), while a CV rarely features that kind of rhetoric.

CVs have specific purposes, too - they're more implicit, that's all. You have to design a CV for the audience it will reach - and you have to attend to the particular readings habits of that audience.

Résumés are typically more compact than CVs. Just about everyone who's written a résumé has encountered the injunction to keep it short. But if a CV is usually more comprehensive, that doesn't mean it should be swollen with watery excess. Keep in mind that every unnecessary item on your vita threatens, by its very presence, to distract your reader from the necessary stuff.

What makes a CV entry necessary? That depends on who's reading, and why.

Always remember: Your CV combines autobiography and salesmanship. It needs to persuade readers to hire you for the job, give you the grant, or award you the fellowship. You have to select the aspects of yourself that will sell you to your specific audience.

Other people read your CV because they have something you want. When you prepare the document for their eyes, keep your specific goal in mind and customize accordingly. If you're sending your CV as part of an application for a grant, you probably don't need to include your campus service work - because unnecessary extras distract the reader. If you're applying for a teaching job at a research university, you'll present your teaching record differently than if you're applying for an opening at a private high school.

In other words, a CV is not just a written record of your credentials. It's an argument in favor of you. Write with that in mind.

Generally speaking, put your educational credentials first. As you make that argument for yourself, follow the prevailing rules. Education is the business most CV-readers are in. Readers of résumés might not care much about where you went to school and what degrees you got, but CV readers almost always look for that information right away. Don't annoy them by burying it.

When you lay out your CV, follow the conventions of your discipline. A CV is not the place to challenge your reader's assumptions. If scientists expect your publications to be presented in chronological order and in a specific bibliographic format, then meet their expectations. If you don't, you'll distract your readers from their most important task, which is to assess your credentials.

Draft your vita knowing it will be skimmed. I keep returning to distraction because it ought to be your greatest concern. Consider that most people going through a stack of applications will spend only a couple of minutes reading each CV - if that. You have to make the most of that brief time.

Worse, most readers don't read a CV carefully. They skim it. You can't change that fact, so accommodate to it instead: Write to be skimmed. Which brings me to my next two points.

Most important, write visually. That's an umbrella term. It means you should attend to the visual balance between text and white space on your CV, use formatting thoughtfully to create emphasis, and, above all, consider the movement of a skimming reader's fast-moving eye.

You may wonder how you can tell where readers are going to look. It takes some practice. You can get it by reading other people's CVs (which are abundant online), and watching where your own eyes travel. Where do you home in? What do you skip? Do your eyes move sequentially from section marker to section marker, or do they jump around?

A good CV uses formatting to catch and direct the reader's attention. Boldface, for example, will attract the reader - as it does you when you read this essay. Underlining does the same.

On the other hand, big bricks of text - i.e., chunky paragraphs - will repel readers. When the skimming reader's eye encounters a long paragraph, it usually just bounces off it and drops downward to the next resting point. Resting points are important because even skimming readers need a place to stop. Indentation and other formatting choices provide visual variety and contrasts, and they also provide section markers to give readers a momentary rest before you redirect them.

Use boldface, underlining, and other attention-getting hooks judiciously. Overuse renders them ineffective, or worse. If a CV assaults the eye with a blizzard of words and a farrago of underlining, bolding, italics, text boxes, and so on, you'll turn off many readers and get less of their precious time.

Front-load your most important entries. This, too, is about keeping in mind your readers' limited amount of time for looking at CVs. If your most impressive credential is the prize you won for your dissertation, then figure out a way to put it before your reader as soon as you can - and flag it so it won't be missed.

You have to do that because reading lengthy CVs gets tiring very fast. Make sure your readers see what you want them to see before they run out of attention, shift into "it's time to finish" mode, and start hitting "page down."

Avoid inside baseball. That's a journalistic term for insider talk. You'll conserve your reader's patience if you present the important stuff intelligibly. Unless you're applying for an opening in a department you're already teaching in, your reference to "Sociology 342" will be lost. Worse, it will be interpreted as a sign that you don't really understand who your audience is - and your readers will take note of that failure.

Use your CV to guide the interview you hope to land. Your CV should include only those things that you want to talk about in the job interview. Remember that an interview is a conversation about you - and your application provides the ingredients for that discussion. Imagine how you'd like the conversation to go, and organize your CV to make that outcome more, not less, likely.

The inverse also holds true: If you don't want to talk about a particular controversy in your field (say, a high-profile sexual-harassment case in your discipline), then avoid names and references on your CV that might lead a reader to ask you about it.

Of course your application comprises more than your CV. If you're applying for a job, your cover letter is at least as important. That'll be the subject of my next column.

Leonard Cassuto, a professor of English at Fordham University, writes regularly about graduate education in this space. His latest book is The Graduate School Mess: What Caused It and How We Can Fix It, published by Harvard University Press. He welcomes comments, suggestions, and stories at lcassuto@erols.com. His Twitter handle is @LCassuto.

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This Jeopardy Review Game is complete with images and sound files. I use this template for a variety of specific content review games in my classroom throughout the year. Hyperlinks are used to navigate through the game and notify the teacher/host which questions have already been used.

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