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Simulation-Based Usability Testing Methods Support Nurses' Safe Transition between Bar Code Medication Administration Systems



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Jamie Hawkins
8/7/20 1:30 pm

We use simulation based training for nursing staff that administer medications. Most recently, as part of our COVID-Surg training, we had many nurses that have never used barcode technology in their practice. Using simulation based training exceeded their expectations in training and education part of BCMA in prep for their roles as Inpatient nurses. We love it here!! While I am all about the flexibility of virtual or blended learning, this allows users the ability to foster questions that they may not otherwise asked to their colleagues once they get to the floor.