Undergraduate student nurse ACLS Certification to improve practice transition and confidence
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Miller, CathyAuthor Details
Cathy Miller, DNP, RN, CNE, University of Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Indiana, USALead Author Sigma Affiliation
Lambda EpsilonLead Author Affiliation
Indiana Center for Nursing
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Abstract
A code blue curriculum, with an integrated an ACLS certification, was designed to facilitate student confidence for transition into clinical practice. The 12-item Code Blue Self Confidence survey was developed to measure code blue confidence in the undergraduate nursing student. An inverse correlation was discovered with student confidence and anxiety in critical events.
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2021-02-18T18:35:28ZType
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Name | Host | Location | 2020 Indiana Nursing Summit | Indiana Center for Nursing | Virtual Event |
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2020 Indiana Nursing SummitConference Host
Indiana Center for NursingConference Location
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