Case Study Week 10 Aminah Rachedi was recently appointed to a position as a nurse educator at her local community hospit
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Case Study Week 10
Aminah Rachedi was recently appointed to a position as a nurse
educator at her local community hospital. She had been the staff
nurse and a unit educator at a different facility, and this is her
first lead role at this hospital. Aminah has just completed her
master's degree in nursing education and is eager to apply her
knowledge.
After taking the new position, the chief nursing officer (CNO)
invites Aminah in to discuss the lack of quality and consistency in
the existing training of volunteers for the hospital's volunteer
program. The CNO would like nursing education to take over the
training. Therefore, she charges Aminah with developing a new
training course for hospital volunteers. She recognizes that this
is a particular challenge because of the diversity of her students.
Volunteers range from high school age to senior citizens, with
greatly varied levels of education and comfort with technology.
Aminah considers what she knows about learning theories and
principles of learning to start planning this training.
Answer the following questions related to the case study:
Reference:
McEwen, M., & Wills, E. M.
(2019). Theoretical basis for nursing (5th ed.).
Wolters Kluwer.
Aminah Rachedi was recently appointed to a position as a nurse
educator at her local community hospital. She had been the staff
nurse and a unit educator at a different facility, and this is her
first lead role at this hospital. Aminah has just completed her
master's degree in nursing education and is eager to apply her
knowledge.
After taking the new position, the chief nursing officer (CNO)
invites Aminah in to discuss the lack of quality and consistency in
the existing training of volunteers for the hospital's volunteer
program. The CNO would like nursing education to take over the
training. Therefore, she charges Aminah with developing a new
training course for hospital volunteers. She recognizes that this
is a particular challenge because of the diversity of her students.
Volunteers range from high school age to senior citizens, with
greatly varied levels of education and comfort with technology.
Aminah considers what she knows about learning theories and
principles of learning to start planning this training.
Answer the following questions related to the case study:
Reference:
McEwen, M., & Wills, E. M.
(2019). Theoretical basis for nursing (5th ed.).
Wolters Kluwer.