Journal of nursing care quality · 2021
Evidence-Based Virtual Learning Experiences for the Clinical Nurse Leader Capstone.
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Hinic Katherine
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BACKGROUND: The global COVID-19 pandemic resulted in abrupt changes in the delivery of health care and nursing education, particularly in highly affected areas of the country.
PROBLEM: Many hospitals suspended nursing students' learning on-site due to concerns related to virus transmission and lack of clear guidance on safe and effective learning. This Model C Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL) direct entry MSN program needed to meet graduating students' capstone learning needs in a virtual format.
APPROACH: A review of the literature along with CNL competencies and other American Association of Colleges of Nursing resources informed this evidence-based virtual capstone experience.
OUTCOMES: Students achieved learning outcomes in a virtual format and reported high levels of satisfaction with learning activities.
CONCLUSIONS: Virtual learning activities were essential at the height of the pandemic and may prove useful in other circumstances that limit clinical site availability. These activities can also complement in-person learning experiences.
PROBLEM: Many hospitals suspended nursing students' learning on-site due to concerns related to virus transmission and lack of clear guidance on safe and effective learning. This Model C Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL) direct entry MSN program needed to meet graduating students' capstone learning needs in a virtual format.
APPROACH: A review of the literature along with CNL competencies and other American Association of Colleges of Nursing resources informed this evidence-based virtual capstone experience.
OUTCOMES: Students achieved learning outcomes in a virtual format and reported high levels of satisfaction with learning activities.
CONCLUSIONS: Virtual learning activities were essential at the height of the pandemic and may prove useful in other circumstances that limit clinical site availability. These activities can also complement in-person learning experiences.