实施大规模逃生室:提高电子健康记录停机能力的干预措施。

IF 1.1 Q3 NURSING
Amanda Rossley, Amy Loesche, Michelle Glanert-Kempf
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摘要

本项目的目的是评估密室对电子健康记录停机能力的影响。74名护士同时完成了一个顺序设计的桌面逃生室,以逃避僵尸的入侵。结果显示,92%的参与者受到密室逃生的激励;90%的人表示这对他们的学习有显著影响。当该机构在事件发生2天后发生计划外的电子健康记录停机时,调查结果得到了加强。
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Implementing a Large-Scale Escape Room: An Intervention to Increase Electronic Health Record Downtime Competence.

The purpose of this project was to evaluate an escape room's impact on electronic health record downtime competence. Seventy-four nurses simultaneously completed a sequentially designed, tabletop escape room to escape a zombie invasion. Results showed 92% of participants were motivated by the escape room; 90% reported it significantly influenced their learning. Findings were reinforced when the institution had an unplanned electronic health record downtime 2 days after the event.

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