Creating a Professional Development Plan for a Simulation Consortium

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2013-06
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As the United States struggles with health care reform and a nursing education system that inadequately prepares students for practice, dramatic advances in educational technology signal opportunities for both academic and practicing nurses to affect our profession as never before. Simulation technologies provide large and small institutions with the means to educate health care students and novice professionals effectively and efficiently through hands-on experience, but the costs of such a venture can be prohibitive. A simulation consortium offers a venue for different health care and educational institutions with shared goals to pool knowledge, monies, and labor toward health care education throughout a geographic area. This article details one Midwestern U.S. region's work in creating a professional development plan for a new simulation consortium.

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Jeffries, P. R., Battin, J., Franklin, M., Savage, R., Yowler, H., Sims, C., … Dorsey, L. (2013). Creating a Professional Development Plan for a Simulation Consortium. Clinical Simulation in Nursing, 9(6), e183–e189. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecns.2012.02.003
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