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Why the statement “NCLEX® Success” Needs to Be Replaced with “Preparing for Practice” in Nursing Education

Preparing soldiers and nurses for the rigors of the real-world share some surprising similarities. Does…

Keith RischerDecember 8, 2016

Articles Classroom Teaching Clinical Teaching

Why the NCLEX® Must not be the ONLY Barometer to Assess the Health of Your Program

NCLEX® first time pass rates are the current “gold standard” of the health of nursing…

Keith RischerNovember 17, 2016

Articles Classroom Teaching Clinical Judgment

How to Strengthen Student Learning by CREATING Knowledge in your Classroom!

To strengthen learning, students must not just be able to APPLY knowledge, but also CREATE…

Keith RischerOctober 20, 2016

Articles Clinical Judgment Nurse Thinking

Why Nursing Education Must Emphasize a Clinical Reasoning Based Curriculum-NOT Concept

Though many nursing programs are moving to a concept based curriculum, transformational change can come…

Keith RischerOctober 14, 2016

Articles Classroom Teaching

What Every Classroom Lecture Must Cover to Transfer Learning to the Bedside

To strengthen classroom learning so it can be transferred to the bedside, there are eight…

Keith RischerSeptember 22, 2016

Art of Nursing Articles

How to Recognize Burnout in Nursing Education Before it is too Late

Nursing students and educators are at HIGH risk to develop burnout. NOW is the time…

Keith RischerSeptember 8, 2016

Art of Nursing Articles

Three Principles Students Must Know to THRIVE, not just SURVIVE Nursing Education!

Help your students start the year off on the right foot so they stay balanced…

Keith RischerSeptember 1, 2016

Articles Clinical Judgment Nurse Thinking

Why Clinical Reasoning Is Foundational to Nursing Practice

WHY is clinical reasoning foundational to nursing practice and how do you define it? Strengthen…

Keith RischerJuly 28, 2016

Articles Clinical Teaching

Does a Traditional Nursing Care Plan Prepare Students to THINK Like a Nurse?

Is a traditional written care plan the best approach to teach students to think more…

Keith RischerJuly 21, 2016

Articles Clinical Teaching

How to Strengthen and Improve Student Clinical Communication

Though the SBAR is taught as a framework for clinical communication, students still struggle with…

Keith RischerJuly 14, 2016

Art of Nursing Articles

Three Questions that Educators Must Ask STUDENTS at the End of Each Semester

I recently asked a group of NCLEX® review students three questions that provide a needed…

Keith RischerMay 26, 2016

Articles Clinical Judgment Nurse Thinking

What Character Trait Must Students Possess to Improve their Ability to Critically Think?

There is one character trait that must be emphasized as well as internally present in…

Keith RischerMay 12, 2016

Articles

Why the statement “NCLEX® Success” Needs to Be Replaced with “Preparing for Practice” in Nursing Education

Why the NCLEX® Must not be the ONLY Barometer to Assess the Health of Your Program

How to Strengthen Student Learning by CREATING Knowledge in your Classroom!

Why Nursing Education Must Emphasize a Clinical Reasoning Based Curriculum-NOT Concept

What Every Classroom Lecture Must Cover to Transfer Learning to the Bedside

How to Recognize Burnout in Nursing Education Before it is too Late

Three Principles Students Must Know to THRIVE, not just SURVIVE Nursing Education!

Why Clinical Reasoning Is Foundational to Nursing Practice

Does a Traditional Nursing Care Plan Prepare Students to THINK Like a Nurse?

How to Strengthen and Improve Student Clinical Communication

Three Questions that Educators Must Ask STUDENTS at the End of Each Semester

What Character Trait Must Students Possess to Improve their Ability to Critically Think?

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