Clinical Simulations in Pharmacology II: Institutional Single Seat

Clinical Simulations in Pharmacology II provides nurses and nursing students with realistic, interactive, and highly visual multimedia educational experiences. It's great for remediation or learning about new drugs. Coverage includes the newest treatment modalities, indications for specific medications, and the therapeutic actions, side effects, contraindications, and adverse effects associated with selected medications--all using a case study approach. Each simulation stresses safe and effective medication administration and patient teaching, encouraging users to make assessments, engage in treatment decisions, and examine the outcomes. Decisions are evaluated and users see the response to their actions, just as they do in an actual clinical environment. There's instant access to Stedman's Electronic Medical Dictionary via hot links throughout each case, immediate feedback, two-level performance scores for knowledge and application, topical bibliographies, and the opportunity to earn four hours of continuing education credit. Contact Hours:
 
Clinical Simulations in Pharmacology II provides nurses and nursing students with realistic, interactive, and highly visual multimedia educational experiences. It's great for remediation or learning about new drugs. Coverage includes the newest treatment modalities, indications for specific medications, and the therapeutic actions, side effects, contraindications, and adverse effects associated with selected medications--all using a case study approach. Each simulation stresses safe and effective medication administration and patient teaching, encouraging users to make assessments, engage in treatment decisions, and examine the outcomes. Decisions are evaluated and users see the response to their actions, just as they do in an actual clinical environment. There's instant access to Stedman's Electronic Medical Dictionary via hot links throughout each case, immediate feedback, two-level performance scores for knowledge and application, topical bibliographies, and the opportunity to earn four hours of continuing education credit. Contact Hours: