Vsim on Olivia Jones

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Vsim is the simulation experience provided for nursing students which helps them to have a real life experience of patient.

Here, certain scenarios will be given to the students in which they can interact with the patient anywhere, anytime and provide care.

It improves both knowledge and skills of the students by having practice in a safe environment.

It builds confidence, decision making and competent enough to practice further in their field.

Olivia Jones is one of the maternity patient scenario in Vsim who is suffering from pre-eclampsia that is hypertension during pregnancy. Several questions were documented in which students are supposed to answer accordingly.
It has two scenarios, olivia jones core(mild preclampsia) and Olivia jones complex(severe preclampsia)
Both core and complex is documented with guided reflection questions, which has opening questions and scenario analysis questions
Students attending this scenarios has to solve/answer the questions provided

Nightingale answered 1 year ago

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