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Immortality
Sister Assumpta was my first grade school teacher. She taught me one of my most valuable life lessons—learn the rules well so that you can break them properly! Years later, as a brand new graduate, I ...
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Maris Lown
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Bringing simulation to life through a therapeutic encounter: a pedagogical approach used for associate degree nursing students
Abstract: Human patient simulation is oftentimes incorporated in the educational process for instructing nursing students and has proven to be instrumental in narrowing the gap between theoretical fou...
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Stacy Rose,
Tamra Courey,
Mary Ball,
Connie Bowler,
Zenora Thompson
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2-5
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Student perception of clicker usage in nursing education
Abstract: Nurse educators must explore innovative ways to engage students and stimulate learning. Student response system (SRS) technology is one tool educators can use to increase participation, prov...
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Pamela Fifer
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6-9
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Workload demand: a significant factor in the overall well-being of directors of associate degree nursing programs
Abstract: This descriptive study of workload in relation to the overall well-being of academic program directors was conducted among 242 associate degree nursing program directors in the United States...
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Ronda D. Mintz-Binder,
Donna L. Sanders
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10-16
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Using Facebook as course management software: a case study
Abstract: This article presents a case study reporting the methodology and experiences of using Web 2.0 social media tools through Facebook to facilitate a graduate-level course in nursing informatics...
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Elizabeth M. LaRue
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17-22
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Using ePortfolio to demonstrate competence in associate degree nursing students
Abstract: Nurse educators are continually challenged to facilitate the integration of theory and practice to prepare competent graduate nurses. One method suitable to measure competence is the electro...
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Kathleen Karsten
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23-26
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Efficacy of supplemental instruction to enhance student success
Abstract: Attrition within nursing programs is costly to the student and educational programs. There is little evidence regarding the effectiveness of targeted remediation programs for assisting at-ri...
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Mariann Harding
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27-31
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The use of narrative analysis to study transformative learning in associate degree nursing students: a focus on the methodology
Abstract: The aim of this article is to describe the use of narrative inquiry as the research method used to investigate the transformative learning experiences of associate degree nursing students. T...
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Tamara M. Kear
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32-35
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Four features to look for in the educational electronic health record
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Tim J. Bristol
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36-39
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