Real Life® Clinical Reasoning Scenarios is an engaging screen-based simulation that encourages clinical decision-making, and clinical judgment. Through multiple realistic client scenarios, students are challenged to make important healthcare decisions that significantly impact client outcomes, without the need for clinical presence or risk to client safety. This first-of-its-kind tool features scenarios that accurately reflect actual healthcare settings to deepen students’ level of engagement at every decision point and offer a lifelike clinical experience.
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Develops Students’
Clinical Judgment Skills
Provides Experiencein Realistic Clinical Scenarios
Includes Ready-to-use
Lesson Plans
As students take on the role of newly employed nurses in simulation, they are faced with a variety of realistic clinical scenarios within numerous subject areas. Students work through scenarios with escalating levels of assistance and remediation, depending on the learning objective.
Examples of Real Life scenarios:
This online learning tool allows you to save time and effort by providing ready-to-use lesson plans and easily accessible scenarios. All cases include a ready-made clinical replacement day lesson plan that assists you in designing a high-quality 6-hour clinical replacement experience. Plus, Real Life includes curriculum implementation guides and robust reporting capabilities for continued remediation.
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In the past, we have had clinical evaluation tools that were partly subjective, based on the different situation and individual instructors. One of the benefits of Real Life is the ability to clearly evaluate individual students. We can see any clinical weakness pretty quickly, and we have a good understanding of where each student is.”
– Angela Koller, Dean of NursingIvy Tech Community College Nursing Program