
Clinical experience plays a key role
in any nursing program.
Clinical Experience
Clinical Experience
Clinical experience plays a key role in any nursing program. The more clinical experience a student has, the better prepared they are to enter the nursing field. Placement shortages, budget cuts and restrictions make clinical hours and experience difficult, leaving students without the training they need. We have a suite of nursing tools to help your students get the clinical experience they need and develop their clinical judgement, master key nursing skills, learn effective communication and become practice-ready nurses.

Nurse’s Touch™
Nurse’s Touch™ is an exclusive online learning tool designed to help
students sharpen their professional and interpersonal skills to help
face the emotional and physical demands that come with being a
nurse.
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Real Life Clinical Reasoning Scenarios
Real Life™ is an interactive simulation tool designed to help students develop the critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and clinical judgement skill they’ll need as a practicing nurse.
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Video Case Studies
Video Case Studies offers students exposure to clinical scenarios and practice in clinical judgment responding to prompts, watching expert responses, reflecting and quizzing.
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Skills Modules
The Skills Modules Series is an assessment-driven, online tutorial learning package that gives students the opportunity to apply their critical-thinking skills to patient care before they even enter the lab.
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EHR Tutor
EHR Tutor will give your students a realistic charting experience with all standard charting, as well as specialty items, including Behavioral Health, Labor and Delivery, Newborn, Pediatric, Outpatient, and Home Health Care modules.
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HEALTHASSESS™
HealthAssess prepares nursing students to perform health assessments and builds their clinical judgment skills in a virtual learning and practice experience.
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Civility Mentor
Simulated scenarios include resolving conflict in peer-to-peer, student-to-preceptor and other conversations.
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