Learner critical update

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A student looks at an Apple Watch showing a critical update and Acknowledge.

The student's watch shows a new result or a critical update.

How this helps you improve

Acknowledge means the learner saw the update. The assessment or the call still happens in the scenario, so seeing the alert and acting on it stay separate.

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What the app is doing

Acknowledge means they saw it. It does not mean the care is finished.

You followed this path

You saw a critical result on the wrist, a connected watch, the bedside screen, and an alert the learner can acknowledge. Seeing an alert and acting on it stay separate, which is what the later review can talk about.

Bedside Coach is free to use, and no account is required. Next, you can follow Instructor Session: Three Devices, One Patient.

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Bring the apps into your program

Bedside Coach, ChartSlate, and Sibyl Sim are free to use. No engagement is required to use the apps. If you'd like help tying them into your curriculum or building assignments with your faculty, you can engage Brandon for a day, a week, or a month.

A day. A demonstration and planning session, on campus or virtual.

A week. Focused curriculum mapping and faculty training.

A month or a term. Embedded support from plan to launch. Custom features built into the apps for your program, scoped together.

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