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Teaching Interprofessionalism in Healthcare to Provide Optimal Patient Care
The need for an interprofessional approach, which requires the healthcare team to work cooperatively to improve patient care outcomes, has been acknowledged for decades. Read on to learn how to incorporate it in your curriculum. -
Clinical Strategies to Support the Use of Nursing Diagnoses Independent from Care Planning
Much has changed in the past 48 years in the NANDA-I classification system. Unfortunately, one aspect of nursing diagnosis has not changed: The primary application of nursing diagnoses is in standardized care plans. Read author Lynda Carpenito's expert opinion. -
Learning Linux: Instructors Must Make Core Linux Skills Part of Every Cybersecurity Program
Many lack proficiency in navigating the Linux once they're in the field. This is a problem, because Linux is ubiquitous. Read on to learn how to make Linux easier for students to understand. -
Combatting Toxic Leadership in Nursing: How Educators Can Play a Role
In most industries, toxic leadership leads to low employee morale and high employee turnover. But in healthcare—particularly nursing—toxic leadership can actually lead to negative patient outcomes and even death. -
Teaching the 'Teach-Back' Method in Nursing
Discover the importance of mastering the teach-back method in nursing and how it can improve patient outcomes and communication. -
Teaching the Difference Between Statistical and Clinical Significance In Nursing
Explore the disparities between statistical and clinical significance in the context of nursing practice, highlighting their respective roles in evidence-based decision-making and patient care. -
Teaching The Power of AI in Network Defense: Leveraging New Capabilities
Perhaps the greatest value of AI within cybersecurity is the ability to analyze large amounts of data in a short period. Read on to learn how to teach this emerging tech to cyber students. -
Epidemiology is All Around Us: Engaging Undergraduate Students in This Increasingly Popular Area of Study
Learn how to teach the next generation of public health researchers and leaders using this approach. -
Instructor on Teaching Digital Forensics: ‘Listen to your Students’
Art McFadden has years of experience as a “cyber cop." When it comes to getting a fair assessment on his teaching, he brings an investigative mindset. You should, too. -
Clinical Strategies that Promote Successful Utilization of Care Plans by Nursing Students
Learn clinical teaching strategies and assignments that can promote the utilization of standardized care plans by fundamental students and the other initial clinical courses.
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JBL Cloud Labs
Since 2010, Jones & Bartlett Learning has been an industry leader in providing engaging virtual lab solutions for cybersecurity education.Full story
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Teaching Databases: Combining Databases Illuminated with Hands-On Cloud Labs
In this webinar recording, meet the authors of Databases Illuminated, Fourth Edition, and learn how their textbook balances teaching students about traditional database technology and the new directions created by big data.Full story
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Customer Spotlight Q&A: Lynn University Pushes Student Learning to the Next Level with Navigate Scenarios
David Wolf, Professor & Academic Program Coordinator for Healthcare Management at Lynn University, speaks about his students experience using the Navigate Scenarios in his MBA program.Full story
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Improve Healthcare: Advancing Interprofessional-Integenerational Health Education
In this special episode, we sit down with colleagues and the publisher of Healthcare USA, 10th edition.Full story
