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Virtual Resources for Nursing Education and Practice

Virtual Nursing Clinical Education

Eastern Michigan University nursing faculty, with support from the MDHHS-ONP, developed five unique simulation products to aid nursing educators across the State of Michigan in implementing alternative clinical experiences. These educational materials aim to prepare nursing students to deliver culturally sensitive care by increasing awareness of multiple social determinants of health:

 

The University of Michigan School of Nursing, with support from the MDHHS-ONP, has created several distinct resources to enhance virtual nursing education.

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The following webinar recording provides professional development to educators embarking on the exciting journey of using virtual simulations in education and training.

 

Academic Practice Partnership Demonstration (2020-2021)

This project was implemented at multiple ambulatory care practice locations by Wayne State University, with support from the MDHHS-ONP, to develop a replicable, immersive, technologically supported clinical education experience for nurse practitioner (NP) students in three geographically distinct and complex practice-based environments in medically underserved or health professional shortage areas of Michigan. Distance robotic clinical evaluation methodology using Double Robotic and TytoCare products were used to support efficient, tele-present oversight of the clinical placements.

 

Virtual Nursing Clinical Skills Assessment and Remediation

Ferris State School of Nursing faculty and staff, in partnership with four practice institutions and with support from the MDHHS-ONP, developed the following resource for nursing students and practicing nurses. The included videos may be used for new learning or remediation in cardiac arrest, de-escalation (crisis intervention), and immunization delivery.