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Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish College

 


Inductee

 

Center Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish College
Contact Beth Haas, Director, Clinical Simulation Institute BHaas@bjc.org
Gail Rea, Assistant Dean, Pre-Licensure Programs GRea@bjc.org
Address 4483 Duncan Ave 
City St. Louis , MO 63110
Phone Beth Haas: 314-454-8457 and Gail Rea: 314-454-8848
Website www.barnesjewishcollege.edu
 


Mission

College: The Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish College, through excellent nursing education, develops exceptional professional nurses who are committed to the compassionate delivery of evidence-based practice, engaged in lifelong learning and service to others.

 

Simulation Lab: Improve patient safety and quality of care through use of clinical simulation in education and research.   We seek to provide our students an exceptional educational experience in a dynamic and diverse learning environment.

 

 

 Learner population – number and type of learners by discipline

Pre-Licensure Programs: 388 total

Upper Division: 243

Accelerated: 145

Post-Licensure Programs: 155

 

 

Program goals

  • Enhance and promote patient safety and quality health care by advocating use of simulation in clinical education of health care professionals.
  • Enhance clinical competence of health care professional.
  • Assess and demonstrate competence of undergraduate and graduate health care providers.
  • Maintain continuing competence of health care providers by using clinical simulation for continuing education
  • Improve productivity and efficiency of health care professionals in clinical settings.
  • Encourage research leading to improvement in clinical education of health care providers.  

 

   

How do you use simulation to achieve your program goals?

  • Provide experiences students are unlikely to have in the live clinical environment
  • Provide an opportunity for students to refine skills so they will have increased self-efficacy prior to clinical experience
  • Provide an arena where mistakes can occur in a safe, learning environment, without adverse effects to the patient
  • Standardization of simulation experiences (pre-programmed scenarios provide standardized learning opportunity)  

 

 

Major accomplishments including publications

Haas, B. & Tobnick, C. (2008, August).  Educating our Future Nurses through Simulation: our history, best practices and looking to the future. Symposium conducted at the Simulation Users Network Conference, Denver, Colorado.

 

Haas, B & Rea, G. (2008, October) NLN Technology Pre-Conference: Basic Simulation Workshop. Pre-Conference workshop conducted at the NLN Technology Conference, St. Louis, Missouri.

 

Rea, G., Haas, B., Koch, C. Opening a state-of-the-art clinical simulation institute: stages of development, planning, and curriculum integration. Nursing Education Perspectives.  Submitted for Review: Sept 2008.

 

2008-2011: Laerdal Center of Educational Excellence

 

 

 

Areas of interest

  • Assessing level of adoption of simulation learning into nursing curriculum and by nursing faculty
  • Evaluating validity and reliability of simulation learning; does learning in the simulated environment carry over to the clinical environment?

 

 

 

 

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

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