Elsevier, a global research publishing and information analytics provider, has announced the US launch of Transition to Practice, an immersive online learning platform that empowers new nurses to build skills and confidence as they transition from academia to professional clinical practice. With the COVID-19 crisis still in effect, Transition to Practice is launching at a time when clinical environments are even more demanding than before.
Aligning with the American Nurses Association (ANA) Standards of Professional Practice, Transition to Practice presents an evidence-based curriculum with cutting-edge eLearning modules – such as virtual simulation and interactive games – to accelerate competence and sharpen decision-making skills for new nurses. To improve a culture of support, the platform also features communication tools that allow new nurses to self-reflect on levels of confidence and share the support they experienced during recent shifts with their leaders.
Transition to Practice offers nurse leaders timely insights and feedback at the individual and cohort level. Using data that measures new nurses’ professional competency, confidence levels and satisfaction rates, nurse leaders can identify where new nurses are struggling and create a tailored approach to address their needs. With a learner-centered onboarding approach, nurse leaders can improve the overall satisfaction levels of new nurses, help reduce stress, miscommunication and potential risks, to ultimately enable better patient outcomes.
More information about the value Elsevier’s Transition to Practice tool for new nurses and nurse leaders can be found at https://www.elsevier.com/solutions/transition-to-practice.
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