Clinical judgment practice for US nursing programs
Scenarios scored against AHA guidelines, with a patient who gets better or worse depending on what students do. US drug names, units and 911.
The clinical judgment model, in the headset
The NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model describes six steps. In a scenario, students move through all six, in real time.
Read: the clinical judgment model in simulation- 1
Recognize cues
Notice the changing observations, the patient’s words and what the monitor shows.
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Analyze cues
Work out what the cues mean together, and what does not fit.
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Prioritize hypotheses
Decide what is most likely and what is most dangerous.
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Generate solutions
Choose what to do first, and what to escalate.
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Take action
Do it in the headset: oxygen, a call for help, a shock, a drug.
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Evaluate outcomes
Watch the patient respond, then review it in the scored debrief.
For nursing schools
Practice mode with guides for first exposure, assessed mode for check-offs, and a scored debrief every time. Students can repeat a scenario until the sequence is automatic, without booking the sim lab.
Team sessions put a group of students in one scenario with roles, on your campus network.
Nursing education in detailFor hospitals
ACLS refreshers on the ward, recognition of the deteriorating patient, and maternity emergencies, scored against AHA guidance.
It runs offline on standalone headsets, so it fits a unit’s education room or a break between shifts.
Hospitals in detailCJMM curriculum map
A map of every clinical scenario against the six CJMM steps is being finalised with our clinical and training advisers.
Questions people ask
Do your scenarios follow AHA guidelines?
Yes. With the USA pack, resuscitation scenarios are scored against AHA guidance, with US drug names, units and 911.
Can virtual simulation count toward clinical hours?
That depends on your state board of nursing and your program’s approval. Check their current rules. We can give you what you need to describe the scenarios to them.
How does it relate to the Next Generation NCLEX?
The NGN is built on the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model. Our scenarios give students practice making those judgments with a patient who reacts. It is not an NCLEX preparation product.
Are you a US company?
No. We are based in Australia and build regional packs for the USA, Australia and Indonesia.
See it in a headset
Book a 30-minute demo. We will run a scenario live, talk through your training units and scope a pilot that fits your team.
