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Abstract:
During the COVID-19 pandemic, non-critical care nurses assisted in the provision of care to critically ill patients. Just-in-time education was needed for these nurses to effectively assist in the care of these patients. A 12-hour educational program was offered to non-critical care nurses. During this multi-modal program, instructors delivered information to participants through unique didactic classroom learning, simulation engagement, and hands-on experience in a critical care unit. After completing this innovative program, participants demonstrated a significant improvement in knowledge, confidence, and perception of competence in caring for critically ill patients. Participants were highly satisfied with the program. Implementation of a just-in-time, multi-modal critical care nursing program is an effective method of providing non-critical care nurses with basic levels of skills, knowledge, and competency during a crisis to enable them to assist with providing care to critically ill patients. [.
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