Virtual placements for student nurses with Aby Mitchell

Let's Talk Nursing with Aby Mitchell.Aby Mitchell, Senior Lecturer in Nursing Education and recent winner of the Nursing Educator of the Year award, joins the podcast to share her insights on virtual placements for student nurses. Throughout the episode, Aby discusses:The benefits and limitations of virtual placementsHer personal experience of setting up a virtual placement programme at King’s College LondonAdvice on how academics can use simulation in the classroomAby also shares her three key actions on successfully implementing a virtual placement programme for student nurses. Listen to the end to hear Aby’s response to a scenario on creating a virtual placement with limited access to technology. About Aby:Aby Mitchell is a Senior Lecturer in Nursing Education and Simulation Lead in the Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery and Palliative Care at King's College London with an education portfolio relating to teaching primary care, health promotion and public health and simulation and digital/immersive technologies.Aby started her nursing career in her local general hospital, initially working within a burns and plastics and head and neck cancer unit. In 1999 she embarked on a career in district nursing with a special interest in wound care and leg ulcer management. Latterly, she worked as a Senior Physical Health Lead for Community Mental Health. Aby has an MSc in Advanced Practice (healthcare education).Contact Aby:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/abymitchell  Contact Behnam Jafari Salim (co-creator of the virtual placement programme at KCL):LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/behnamjsMore information and resources:Virtual reality with artificial intelligence-led scenarios in nursing education: a project evaluation Virtual placements in nursing educationFuture nurse standards in nursing education BJN inform:For more information and resources, go to: https://www.bjninform.com/lets-talk-nursing-podcast/ New to the platform? BJN inform is a mentor-in-your pocket digital resource for nurses, nurse associates and nursing students, providing you with easy-access articles on topics across clinical areas, person-centred care, career and nurse wellbeing.If you would like to speak with us about a no-commitment demo or trial, please get in touch at: [email protected]