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Escape the Monotony: Gamification Enhances Nursing Education.

INTRODUCTION: Creating meaningful and engaging learning opportunities can be challenged by budgets, time, and learning management systems with limited methods of interaction. An innovative method was necessary to meet competency evaluation and continuing education needs for emergency department staff.

DESIGN: Gamification and simulation techniques were combined to offer an interactive learning opportunity through an escape room format to improve engagement and knowledge retention. This educational offering was designed to enhance staff learning of trauma care and processes at emergency departments that are not designated trauma centers.

OUTCOMES: Emergency department team members completed the trauma escape room challenge, and postsurvey results demonstrated favorable ratings of new knowledge acquisition, skill competency, teamwork, and confidence when providing care for a trauma patient.

DISCUSSION: Nurse educators can "escape" the monotony of passive learning by using active learning strategies including the fun of gamification to improve clinical skills and confidence.

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