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Real Life Stories
Published May 19, 2013 | Nursing
I have been working with Joan Kearvell and Isabelle Menard to develop a series of activities that mimic microbial-related infections, so that nursing students get to apply their conceptual knowledge to real life situations. Although two of us teach at Champlain College’s Saint Lambert campus and the third at the Lennoxville campus, we have been working together on a SALTISE mini-grant.
Real Life Stories
Published April 17, 2011 | Nursing
The Nursing Department at John Abbott College is now using two nursing simulators or manikins as part of a program to encourage the use of information technology. The hardware, however, is only part of the equation. Teachers need institutional support to adapt to the changes that are happening around them.
Real Life Stories
Published February 13, 2011 | Nursing
Lyne Maillet of Collège de Maisonneuve has written the last in our short series of stories on Learning Platforms for Winter 2011. The management and moderation merits of the Moodle platform particularly in relation to their usefulness in intensive continuing education courses are discussed by this teacher and department coordinator of Nursing Technology.
Real Life Stories
Published April 21, 2013 | Nursing
In order to help their students further develop, refine and apply knowledge and skills in a realistic clinical situation, the Nursing Department at John Abbott College made a commitment to invest in high fidelity simulation. These simulators are computerized, interactive, life sized manikins that can be programmed to provide realistic patient response and outcomes to nursing care.
Real Life Stories
Published October 12, 2017 | Nursing
The project of clinical immersion simulation at Cégep de Sainte-Foy came into being following the withdrawal of the ECOS (Examen clinique objectif structuré) that the Ordre des infirmières et infirmiers du Québec used for the licensing exam. This exam served to assess the clinical judgement of graduating students in practical situations. Our department also used scenarios of the ECOS from previous years to assess the students at the end of each session while at the same time allowing them to prepare for the licensing exam at the end of their college courses.
Articles
Published February 8, 2016 | Nursing
Since 1993, the Collegial Centre for Educational Materials Development (CCDMD) has accompanied college network teachers wishing to develop educational material projects (print-based or computer-based productions that are useful for teaching and learning). Each year, the CCDMD invites teachers to submit their projects. To give you an idea of what developing a project with CCDMD entails, we are presenting 2 cases of teachers who have been through the process. It’s also an opportunity for our readership to learn more about 2 very interesting pieces of educational material!
Real Life Stories
Published January 31, 2010 | Nursing
HAL is the name of a full size mannequin simulator for nursing and paramedic students at John Abbott College. HAL allows students to experience situations in a safe and nonthreatening setting, promoting integration of theoretical knowledge and practical skills development.
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Real Life Stories
Published October 12, 2017
The project of clinical immersion simulation at Cégep de Sainte-Foy came into being following the withdrawal of the ECOS (Examen clinique objectif structuré) that the Ordre des infirmières et infirmiers du Québec used for the licensing exam. This exam served to assess the clinical judgement of graduating students in practical situations. Our department also used scenarios of the ECOS from previous years to assess the students at the end of each session while at the same time allowing them to prepare for the licensing exam at the end of their college courses.
Nursing
Real Life Stories
Published April 21, 2013
In order to help their students further develop, refine and apply knowledge and skills in a realistic clinical situation, the Nursing Department at John Abbott College made a commitment to invest in high fidelity simulation. These simulators are computerized, interactive, life sized manikins that can be programmed to provide realistic patient response and outcomes to nursing care.
Nursing
Articles
Published February 8, 2016
Since 1993, the Collegial Centre for Educational Materials Development (CCDMD) has accompanied college network teachers wishing to develop educational material projects (print-based or computer-based productions that are useful for teaching and learning). Each year, the CCDMD invites teachers to submit their projects. To give you an idea of what developing a project with CCDMD entails, we are presenting 2 cases of teachers who have been through the process. It’s also an opportunity for our readership to learn more about 2 very interesting pieces of educational material!
Nursing