In this pediatric case, nursing students assess a 7-year-old boy with fever, cough, and a facial rash. The scenario challenges learners to identify signs of measles, implement appropriate isolation precautions, and engage in sensitive, evidence-informed communication with a vaccine-hesitant parent.
This case study features a 3-year-old with ear pain and fever, guiding nurse practitioners through assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of otitis media, while reinforcing diagnostic reasoning, guideline-based care, and parent education in a pediatric primary care setting.
This virtual simulation supports BIPOC students to address experiences of racism and/or microaggression.
This virtual simulation game focuses on an unresponsive patient where the player is required to respond to critical thinking questions related to prioritized assessments and nursing interventions.
This virtual simulation game focuses on an unresponsive patient where the player is required to respond to critical thinking questions related to prioritized assessments and nursing interventions.
This virtual simulation involves the abdominal assessment of a pediatric patient. The learner must identify normal and abnormal assessment findings.
This virtual simulation involves the process of safe medication administration for a pediatric patient.
This is an interprofessional (IPE) virtual simulation game focusing of a 5 day old infant assessment for intermittent episodes of cyanosis.
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