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Creating an Asynchronous Telehealth Simulation for Advance Nursing Practice Students.

Christina Lattner¹, Donna Badowski¹, Dorothy Otremba¹

¹DePaul University School of Nursing, Chicago, IL 60614-7282, USA.

Clinical Simulation in Nursing

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Summary

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Telehealth simulations enhance online pharmacology education by allowing students to practice clinical decision-making and collaboration skills. This asynchronous, web-based approach is a sustainable model for nursing education.

Keywords:

advanced nursing practice advanced practice pharmacology asynchronous simulation sustainable telehealth

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Nursing Education
Health Informatics
Pharmacology

Background:

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption and demonstrated the sustainability of telehealth services.
Healthcare systems are undergoing transformation, necessitating new educational strategies.
There is a growing need to prepare healthcare professionals for increased telehealth utilization.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and evaluate an asynchronous telehealth simulation as a learning strategy.
To enhance student learning in an online advanced pharmacology course.
To equip students with essential clinical decision-making and collaboration skills for telehealth practice.

Main Methods:

An asynchronous telehealth simulation was designed as an innovative learning strategy.
The simulation utilized a prerecorded, web-based teleconference tool.
The simulation was integrated into the Learning Management System (LMS) for accessibility.

Main Results:

The strategy enabled students to practice clinical decision-making and collaboration electronically.
The model proved to be simple and sustainable for nursing faculty and students.
It accommodated varying levels of technology proficiency among users.

Conclusions:

Asynchronous telehealth simulations are effective for online pharmacology education.
This approach prepares nursing students for the expanding landscape of telehealth medicine.
The integrated LMS model offers a sustainable solution for technology-enhanced learning in nursing.