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Be a Champion! An Approach to Medical Emergency Response In Situ Simulations in the Outpatient Setting.

Michele Hemann, Rachel Carver, Anna Sanchez, Bridget Carter, Abbie McGee
Journal for Nurses in Professional Development 2024 May
Results from a needs assessment conducted by nursing professional development practitioners across several clinics in the Midwest showed current educational methods to prepare for medical emergencies were insufficient. A champion model was used to complete in situ medical emergency response simulations. This proved to be an effective method for staff preparation when resources were limited and identified opportunities for practice improvement.

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