Nursing Education
A webinar featuring three professors from the University of Kansas School of Nursing
Clinical judgment is used for more than 46% of tasks routinely performed by RNs in their first year of practice.
With so much riding on clinical judgment, Jessica Gay, Dr. Laura Klenke-Borgmann, and Christina Phillips developed a method to integrate clinical judgment across the curriculum at the University Kansas School of Nursing. After experiencing success, they shared their findings at a recent NLN conference.
In this free recorded webinar, you’ll learn:
For over five years, Jessica Gay has researched, presented, and published about teaching strategies in nursing education. She is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Kansas and is currently working on her PhD at the University of Northern Colorado.
Dr. Laura Klenke-Borgmann is a Research Scientist at the University of Kansas Health System and Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Kansas School of Nursing. Along with serving as a classroom educator, Dr. Klenke-Borgmann is a simulation researcher interested in the effects of observation of in-class simulation on pre-licensure nursing students’ clinical judgment development.
Christina Philips is a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Kansas School of Nursing. Before serving in this role, she worked as a nurse practitioner for over a decade.
