PPT-Blood, Sweat, and Tears: The Development of the Clinical Learning Center for Nursing

Lori Clay MSN RN CPN Clinical Learning Center Coordinator Arkansas State University Problem Donald W Reynolds Foundation Grant 12 Month Faculty Position Why Me Solution Practice What We Teach. Workshop 1. What is leadership?. What’s it got to do with clinical education?. Adding a leadership dimension to clinical facilitation . Leading clinical learning. Workshop 1: Learning outcomes. Reflect on the concept of leadership within the context of clinical education. PAPER BAG GAME. PRESENTATION. SWEAT IT. WORK UNDER DEMANDING CONDITIONS. Solidarity. Everything you eat you need to grow yourself… . or buy at market.. ONE YEAR IT DOESN’T RAIN. What would happen to your crops?. Part 2. Quick Review. How were the Creek and Cherokee alike and different?. What is Sequoyah most famous for? Was he Creek or Cherokee?. Who was the Creek chief that sold 22million acres of his people’s land?. Observations. What do you see? Be specific. .. Who is in the picture? What are they doing?.  . Describe . expressions on their faces. What do they seem to be feeling?. Besides . the Cherokee, who else do you see in the picture? Why do you think they are in the picture?. Mr. Griffin. How did the Cherokees fight back against the Federal Government differently than their ancestors?. They went to Court.. Who was the President of the United States during the Indian Removal Act?. Creating the Nursing Workforce of the Future. Linda Cater, . RN, MSN. Director of Health Programs – Postsecondary Education. Alabama Community College System. Martha G. Lavender, . RN, MSN, DSN. Assistant to the President – Cherokee Campus /Health Sciences. New Mexico Statewide Nursing Faculty Conference. June 3-4, 2009. Jean Giddens, PhD RN, Professor. Interim Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. College of Nursing, University of New Mexico. Forces, Pressures and Challenges in Nursing Education. Faculty Development: Preparing Clinical Nursing Instructors Maryland Action Coalition Summit May 2017 Susan L. Bindon DNP, RN-BC, CNE NSPII-#14-113 Learning Outcomes Participants will: Identify four key content areas for clinical faculty development ANZSOM 5 March 2018. labrum. - . ring of fibrocartilage which:. Increases the surface area and depth of the glenohumeral (shoulder) joint.. Helps stabilise the glenohumeral joint. . . SLAP. = Superior Labrum Anterior Posterior . 1 CHAPTER: Maria do Ros 2 SONG Words and Music by BERNARD HAMBLEN n Slowly Y I ea I p IjS146th great tenderness Dear eyes down-cast that fill my soul with long - ing Why are you- sad and / A I - I r - I 145I146 I I wet with % of all ACL tears [10, 53]. Conversely, the anterior horn of the medial meniscus is less commonly injured and, therefore, not well described in the literature. Chen et al. [ -cal techniques include o 44 Key points Accessory structures of the skin include the hair, nails, sweat and sebaceous glands Hair’s primary Author Nursing Times [online] January 2020/ Vol 116 Issue 1www.nursingtimes.net Joseph Noah, MD. Suncoast . Orthopaedic. Surgery. And Sports Medicine. Meniscal Anatomy. Medial and Lateral. Semilunar in shape. Essential in distributing load and reducing joint forces. Act as secondary stabilizers of the knee.