Safety
What the "S" stands for in S.A.F.E.
What is Speak up for Safety?
In this role you help the preceptee feel welcome, introduce him/her to the team and help them integrate into the unit's culture
What is Socializer?
The person shows interest, is not distracted, and is attentive to what you are teaching
How does a person show readiness to learn?
The term used for a person with no background experience
What is a novice?
New hires, nurse residents, nurse externs, nursing students
Who are you precepting?
What the "A" stands for in S.A.F.E.
What is Ask Questions?
In this role you lead by example, adhere to standards of practice, show how to access resources, model professional behavior
What is Role Model?
This generation grew up with technology, communicates via social media, and is the second largest generation
what is Generation Y (Millennials)?
The term used for a person who can determine a situation and take action based on conficence of their knowledge and skills.
What are the aspects of Benner's stages competent stage?
Honeymoon phase, shock phase, recovery phase, resolution phase
What are the four phases of Reality Shock?
What the "F" stands for in S.A.F.E.
What is Focus on the Details?
In this role you support development while ensuring safety, be watchful to prevent the preceptee from making errors, guards against incivility
What is protector role?
True or false: For a tactile learner you should only use tactile learning strategies
What is false? You do not need to commit to teaching solely by one learning style. Initially it is beneficial to make learning more anxiety free, but once a learner builds confidence in her/his new role, other learning styles work also.
Observing, enjoys demonstrations, diagrams, pictures and videos.
How does a visual learner learn best?
An example of a safety behavior
What is Clarify letters and numbers, Use SBAR, standardized handoff, STAR (stop, think, act, review), ARCC (ask questions, make a request, voice a concern, use chain of command
What the "E" stands for in S.A.F.E.
What is Ensure Understanding?
In this role you assess the learning needs of the preceptee, share your knowledge and skills
What is the Educator Role?
Scavenger hunt, simulation, CBL, "at the bedside learning"
What are different ways to educate your preceptee?
Listening, reading, talking to self, discussion groups
How does an auditory learner learn best?
Learns by moving, walking while taking notes, taps foot while reading
How does a kinesthetic learner learn best?
You "stop in the face of uncertainty" and then question and confirm before proceeding with a provider's orders that you believe is unusual.
What is an example of a safety behavior?
In this role you are directly observing the preceptee's interactions, skills, communication, critical thinking and providing feedback to her/him verbally and in writing
What is the Evaluator Role?
Motivation to learn, goal oriented, has life experiences, wants to know the relevance of what is being learned
What are adult learning principles?
Learns by touching, tracing, manipulating models; for example - programming pump settings by pushing the buttons him/herself
How does a tactile learner learn best?
Factors that influence the learner
What are English is the second language, learning preferences, barriers to learning (cultural differences, distraction due to personal problems), readiness to learn?