NR-442 SIM Scenario Packet_ Dwight Letchaw & John Lightfoot NR-442 SIM Scenario Packet_ Dwight Letchaw & John Lightfoot chamberlain.edu STANDARDIZED SIMULATION SCENARIO NR-442/NR-444 * : MULTI-CLIENT SCENARIO DWIGHT LETCHAW JOHN LIGHTFOOT NR-442/NR-444* :

NR-442 SIM Scenario Packet_ Dwight Letchaw & John Lightfoot NR-442 SIM Scenario Packet_ Dwight Letchaw & John Lightfoot STANDARDIZED SIMULATION SCENARIO NR-442/NR-444 * : MULTI-CLIENT SCENARIO DWIGHT LETCHAW JOHN LIGHTFOOT NR-442/NR-444* : MULTI-CLIENT SCENARIO STANDARDIZED SIMULATION SCENARIO NR-442 SIM Scenario Packet_ Dwight Letchaw & John Lightfoot NR-442 SIM Scenario Packet_ Dwight Letchaw & John Lightfoot GENERAL SIMULATION INFORMATION GENERAL SIMULATION INFORMATION STANDARDIZED SIMULATION SCENARIO NR-442/NR-444* : MULTI-CLIENT SCENARIO *FOR CA STUDENTS ONLY ©2016 Chamberlain College of Nursing LLC. All rights reserved. 1 The benefits of a standardized simulation curriculum include research potential, measurement of competencies, alternatives to lack of clinical space, integration of evidence-based practice, documentation experience, leadership skills and information literacy. PURPOSE OF STANDARDIZED SIMULATION: By improving consistency in both the simulation curricular content and the execution of our SIMCARE CENTER™ operations, we will achieve our goals to: • Improve student outcomes • Increase our opportunities for research • Provide the foundation for Chamberlain College of Nursing to be a leader in facilitating with simulation DEFINITION OF SIMULATION: Simulation is the imitation or representation of one act or system by another (SSH, 2015. About Simulation. STUDENT INFORMATION: Student instructions for each simulation will be loaded onto the course shell. The instructions will include the following components: • Standardized simulation scenario overview • Course outcomes • Key concepts • Simulation preparation questions (specific to each scenario) • Student role descriptions (specific to each scenario) • Simulation timing (when the simulation will occur, pre-briefing, simulation and debriefing)