Teaching Medication Safety in Simulation: Bridging Nursing Education and Real-World Practice

How do you prepare nursing students to give medications safely when they may only practice once a semester? In this SSH Virtual Learning Lab, Kat Kreis of UT Arlington's CONHI Smart Hospital shares a standardized, evidence-based approach to teaching medication safety in simulation. Watch with the full transcript: https://3amtechnologies.com/simserver... You'll learn: --Why "the five rights are a destination without a map," and how to give students a clear, repeatable process --How the digital literacy gap and "technostress" affect new graduates --Why advanced students can make more med errors than novices --How the Modified MASAT and answer keys take the subjectivity out of evaluation --Why you shouldn't skip barcode scanning or the automated dispensing cabinet in sim --How SimServeRx supports this workflow with SimReset, SimTime and an integrated eMAR Chapters: 00:00 Welcome and introductions 01:30 The growing medication safety gap 02:40 The five rights: a destination without a map 04:00 What educators are up against 05:52 Students cognitive overload and the digital literacy gap 9:18 Building a defensible learner assessment 12:49 How to bring this to your program 15:15 Key takeaways: standardize before you customize 17:05 SimServeRx for medication safety simulation 21:10 Audience Q&A Presenter: Katherine Kreis, PhD(c), MSN, RN, CHSE-A, Clinical Assistant Professor, Simulation, CONHI Smart Hospital, University of Texas at Arlington. Principal Investigator, RELEASE Lab: https://releaselab.uta.edu/ with Kevin Bracey, CEO and Founder, 3AM Technologies Part of the SSH Fall Virtual Learning Lab Series, hosted by SimServeRx by 3AM Technologies. See SimServeRx in your sim lab. Book a demo: https://3amtechnologies.com/simserverx/ or email sales@3amtechnologies.com #NursingEducation #HealthcareSimulation #MedicationSafety