University of Colorado, Denver
This study will measure knowledge, confidence, and nursing practice outcomes related to the effectiveness and feasibility of a 12-hour educational clinical intervention for NGNs during orientation.
New graduate nurses (NGN) are faced with multiple challenges as they orient to their role as a registered nurse. Acute care NGN are charged with caring for an increasingly complex patients with high acuity. When a patient begins to decline in the inpatient setting, it is termed patient deterioration. Patient deterioration is defined in differing ways depending on the disposition of the patient and their particular clinical picture, but the term generally refers to a patient who is declining in health rapidly due to acute adverse events during their hospitalization. This study will measure know…
Inclusion Criteria: * New graduate nurses hired onto an acute care unit at University of Colorado Hospital, Medical Center of the Rockies, and Poudre Valley Hospital Exclusion Criteria: * New graduate nurses who are not employed on an acute care unit at the three study hospital at UCHealth * New graduate nurses who have completed clinical orientation or started orientation prior to this study commencing
This orientation day is spending attending rapid responses with a rapid response nurse.
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