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1About the Author Donna M. Badowski, DNP, MSN, RN, CNE, is an assistant director, RN to MS Nursing Program, and an assistant professor, DePaul University School of Nursing, Chicago, Illinois. For more information, write to her at dbadowsk@depaul.edu.The author declares no conflict of interest.
Abstract:
Implementation of the Affordable Care Act has nursing education reflecting on paradigm shifts in order to prepare nursing students for the evolving health care environment. The traditional focus of nursing education on nursing care in acute care settings does not provide learning experiences in care coordination and transitional care management skills. Virtual simulated care coordination rounds, using the National League for Nursing Advancing Care Excellence resources, offer nursing students an innovative experience in care coordination and transition care management.
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