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I LIKE TO TRY THINGS OUT WITHOUT PATIENTS FIRST BECAUSE I TEND TO GET FLUSTERED (GET IV PREPPED IN MED ROOM FOR EXAMPLE)

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Seeing a new skill done before attempting is incredibly useful

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Kindness. We hear nurses talking about each other all the time — especially the new nurses — and will they be talking about us?

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Watching my preceptor do it first, and then walk me through it is how i learn to do things best

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Having an open and honest discussion about your learning style and your preceptor’s teaching style before!

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NEED A PROGRAM THAT TEACHES SKILLS- EFFICIENT WITH TIME

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Simulations that provide scenarios that are likely to happen

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Immediate feedback is important, especially during a skill. It allows for change in the moment. I think feedback later on in the day, while still useful, can sometimes be diffuse because we may forget what previously happened. 

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Immediate feedback is important, especially during a skill. It allows for change in the moment. I think feedback later on in the day, while still useful, can sometimes be diffuse because we may forget what previously happened. 

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Always learn best with constructive criticism. If i can change something or do it better next time i would like to know. Doesn’t matter if it’s during a skill or afterwards.

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Not getting scolded is always helpful. Clearly explaining or re-showing how something is done can be beneficial. 

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Not getting scolded is always helpful. Clearly explaining or re-showing how something is done can be beneficial. 

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On hand assistance in performing a skill as well as someone to supervise .

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On hand assistance in performing a skill as well as someone to supervise .

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Verbally, as it happens.

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I really wish that the unit manager had told my preceptor that she was being made into a preceptor. On my first day I found out that she had not consented to being a preceptor, had never been one before, and had no idea what to do with me.

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Reassurance is very important to me and to not make me feel bad about something going wrong.

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Watching others perform a skill and then having someone talk through how to do it

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Feeling comfortable in the environment. Where thing are, who you are working with, how the computers systems work.

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Being told in real time when i do something well or I’m progressing well

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GETTING POSITIVE FEEDBACK IS A FUN LITTLE TREAT. “I NEED THE SANDWICH- YOU DID A GOOD JOB ON THIS BUT NEXT TIME COULD DO THIS BETTER”.

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In the moment directive would be helpful and afterwards encouragement but constructive criticism as well.

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In the moment directive would be helpful and afterwards encouragement but constructive criticism as well.

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Immediate feedback is best but I appreciate it coming with rationale.

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In a emergency someone to take over for the safety of the patient but if it is a teachable moment feedback would be great to learn from the situation 

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In a emergency someone to take over for the safety of the patient but if it is a teachable moment feedback would be great to learn from the situation 

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When your preceptor teaches you to live in the wild west that is night shift, but you want to work day shift, what do?

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When your preceptor teaches you to live in the wild west that is night shift, but you want to work day shift, what do?

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Acknowledging my feelings of frustration and having an understanding approach. I don't take well to others yelling at me. Tone is very important. Show me step by step how I can prevent the mistake in the future.

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Acknowledging my feelings of frustration and having an understanding approach. I don't take well to others yelling at me. Tone is very important. Show me step by step how I can prevent the mistake in the future.

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In the moment. Allowing me to ask any question without being judged for it being a stupid question. Open and honest communication.

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In the moment. Allowing me to ask any question without being judged for it being a stupid question. Open and honest communication.

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PIZZA PARTIES! “I LIKE THE TERM LEVELED UP!”.

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gentle redirection in the moment and clearer communication after the fact

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Feeling confident doing skills that we may have learned once for 15 minutes and never used again. Having the ability to do more skills in the clinical like POC, IV's etc.

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Feeling confident doing skills that we may have learned once for 15 minutes and never used again. Having the ability to do more skills in the clinical like POC, IV's etc.

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Stickers!!

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Its always nice when someone shares about how they've made a similar mistake before :)

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What to do when your preceptor talks badly/judgemental about patients behind their backs?? Even though they are respectful to them in person.