Nurse Educator Tips for Teaching

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Nurse Educator Tips for Teaching episodes

April 20, 2022 Incorporating Palliative Care in Nursing Education
An important role of the nurse is to implement high-quality palliative care through the life span and at the end of life. The AACN New Essentials require BSN programs to integrate teaching and learning experiences on palliative, supportive, and hospice care. In this podcast, Dr. Zainab Osakwe presents key points that BSN curricula should include to promote student learning to address the multiple dimensions of care at the end of life.
26 min
April 06, 2022 Using a Documentary to Teach the Nursing Process
Faculty in the classroom and clinical setting need innovative pedagogies to help novice students learn the nursing process. This podcast with Dr. Deborah Byrne presents an innovative strategy using a television documentary to help students learn the steps of the nursing process, assessment of the patient, and application and analysis of patient-centered data in the scenario, and to communicate effectively and compassionately with the patient who suffers from obesity.
14 min
April 06, 2022 Teaching Dosage Calculations
Phillip Nelan describes his dosage calculations teaching strategy and how he uses this in his pharmacology course. If your nursing students need help with calculating medication dosages, don't miss this podcast.
7 min
March 23, 2022 Barriers and Facilitators to Success of Minority Students
Dr. Zainab Osakwe shares the results of a systematic review on barriers that minority nursing students face in their studies and facilitators to their success in a nursing program.
18 min
March 23, 2022 Integrating Social Determinants of Health in the Curriculum
Dr. Bethany Robertson explains how faculty in her school of nursing systematically integrated social determinants of health in their prelicensure program. She discusses why this is important to do, successful approaches, and barriers to integration of these concepts in a nursing curriculum.
14 min
March 09, 2022 Using Nearpod for Teaching Pathophysiology
Technology has changed the way effective teachers reach, inspire, engage, and motivate students. Nearpod technology is a way for nurse educators to connect their presentations to students’ mobile devices in a face-to-face or online classroom. Dr. Susan Kelly explains how she uses Nearpod in her pathophysiology nursing course to help students learn and prepare for quizzes, exams, standardized tests, and the NCLEX.
19 min
March 09, 2022 Student-Generated Review Questions
Phillip Nelan has his nursing students develop test questions to prepare for upcoming tests in the course. Learn more about student-generated review questions, benefits, and using them in your courses.
7 min
February 23, 2022 Trauma Informed Care: Guidelines for Teaching
Learn about trauma informed care from experts (Dr. Elizabeth Kuzma and Ms. Lindsay Cannon), why this content is important to include in a nursing curriculum, and how to teach this to students.
14 min
February 23, 2022 Difficult Conversations with Students
Dr. Jessica Ochs explains how to engage in difficult conversations with nursing students. She explains reframing a difficult one-to-one conversation with a student and provides an example.
15 min
February 09, 2022 Nursing Faculty Workload
Quantifying nursing faculty workload is essential to ensuring faculty satisfaction while balancing the fiscal aspects of a school of nursing. This podcast with Dr. Ludwig-Beymer presents a new nursing faculty workload model that resulted from the work of a task force collaborating with the faculty organization and having strong administrative support.
23 min

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Whether you are a beginning or an experienced nurse educator, you will get new ideas for your teaching in this podcast. Experts share teaching strategies you can use with your nursing students.