Publications by authors named "Megan Stuffle"

Background: Fundamentals of Nursing students at a large school of nursing in the Midwest reported difficulty using their course textbooks. There was also an increase in course failures and a decrease in performance on a Fundamentals of Nursing National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) preparatory proctored examination.

Method: A pilot project was implemented to evaluate the effectiveness of interactive, online learning modules compared to textbook readings on student performance, access and use of resources, and student experience.

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Background: Many nursing faculty lack formal training in item writing and test construction.

Purpose: This integrative review synthesizes the evidence to gain a comprehensive understanding of the developmental needs and interventions employed to help nursing faculty gain skills to develop course examinations.

Methods: Original research and non-research reports published since 2012 were included.

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Nurses in all settings need the clinical judgment ability to care for clients with fluid and electrolyte imbalances. An educational activity was developed using the Clinical Judgment Measurement Model to provide nursing professional development specialists with a tool to support the competency of nurses caring for these clients. .

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Evidence-based practice (EBP) is foundational to nursing practice, but initiatives can be challenging to implement and sustain. A strategic process framework can successfully guide EBP initiatives. This column describes how nursing professional development specialists can teach nurses how to use a strategy process framework to guide an EBP initiative.

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