In this article, we explore three areas that can make a positive impact on pediatric patient outcomes.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 300,000 women die during pregnancy and childbirth every year and more than 2 million babies die during or soon after birth.Most of these deaths are preventable. By providing birth attendants around the world with opportunities to improve skills and competencies to manage life-threatening complications, we can help save many of these lives.

Nursing has changed. Has your simulation training program changed with it? Boosting your simulation fidelity can help your nurses succeed.

In nursing schools, where there is an almost unanimous burden to do more with less, peer-to-peer learning has been an emerging trend. Peer-to-peer learning, sometimes referred to as peer teaching or peer mentoring, involves learners in a similar situation learning from and with each other through their interactions. In this article, we highlight how this educational approach can help you to more effectively train new nurses.

Your students are your best resources. Peer-to-Peer Skills Developments ensures all educational opportunities are utilized and results in more comprehensive learning.

Blended learning workshops from the National League for Nursing and Laerdal Medical are focused on providing faculty development in simulation teaching and learning strategies when and where it’s needed most – at your location and your convenience.