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Asa Christmas gift to the citizens of Ponca City and fans everywhere, the biography of the late Ponca Indian Artist Burgess Roye in now available for Free Reading Online at BurgessRoyeArt. com The book for online reading is in a PDF version with Full Screen capability.

We hope everyone will take advantage of this opportunity, as we believe the story of his life and lessons learned will serve to enrich, and even change lives of the readers. This potential of finding peace and happiness through discovering our talents, often undiscovered for lack of knowledge, Burgess shares with us how to find and implement them to enrich our lives and achieve personal success.

Purpose: Rural populations face healthcare access challenges, including rural care provider shortages and rural hospital closures. Simulation-based education could help prepare prelicensure nursing students to address healthcare access challenges for rural populations in their nursing practice through an empathetic approach, however, there is minimal evidence comparing the effectiveness of simulation and to non-simulation education methods on this topic. The purpose of this study was to compare the effectiveness of a simulation and non-simulation online nursing education intervention on nursing student empathy, confidence, knowledge, and advocacy to care for rural populations.

Method: This study used a two-group pre-post-test design. The authors designed and created simulation-based and non-simulation-based interventions about rural population health piloted in a population and community health nursing course. Pre- post-survey data were collected about participant self-assessment of their empathy, confidence, knowledge, and advocacy.

Findings: Confidence and knowledge mean scores increased for both the simulation and non-simulation groups. The mean empathy score did not change for the simulation group from baseline, and a one point mean score increase in empathy was observed for the non-simulation group. The mean score for advocacy did not change for either simulation group. Using a mixed model to estimate effects of interventions, time, and age on confidence, there was a significant effect between time 1 and time 2 for confidence (F=9.02, p=0.01), but not a significant effect observed between the different simulation types, the interaction between time and the intervention type, or age.

The LPN Refresher is a noncredit course. The curriculum is approved by the Louisiana State Board of Practical Nurse Examiners (LSBPNE) for LPNs requiring completion of the theory component of a refresher course. To determine eligibility status for licensure reinstatement/renewal, nurses must contact LSBPNE prior to enrolling into the course. The course is self-paced, online and covers all topics of the LPN in Louisiana including law, nursing process, documentation, infection control, pharmacology, basic and advanced skills, geriatrics, medical surgical, obstetrics, and pediatric nursing. The course consists of twelve modules with an exam for each and must be completed within a 6 month period.

Successful completion of the theory portion of the course must occur with an 80% or better before the LPN can be considered for issuance of a temporary permit. LSBPNE requires the successful completion of a didactic (theory) portion and a clinical portion of the refresher course. The nurse is responsible for finding a clinical site and an RN Preceptor in an adult medical surgical setting. Upon successful completion of the didactic portion the nurse should follow the guidelines per LSBPNE to apply for a temporary permit, required PRIOR to providing patient care during the clinical component. Visit www.lsbpne.com or contact at 504-838-5791 for more information regarding temporary permit application/requirements for nurses enrolled in a refresher course. The nurse may be required to provide proof of certain vaccinations, titers, certifications, drug screens, or background checks to the clinical facility in the onboarding process prior to beginning the clinical portion.

Students who are unsuccessful or do not complete the course within the 6 month period will receive a "U". Students will have a maximum of two attempts to take this course. This course will require the use of a webcam with Respondus LockDown Browser when taking exams. Learn more about the course exam requirements.

*All noncredit course tuition and fees are assessed by each class. Tuition, fees, and other charges relating to noncredit classes are not refundable unless the training course is canceled by the College. If the College cancels a class, then 100% of all College-assessed tuition and fees paid will be refunded for the canceled class.

Fletcher Technical Community College is dedicated to offering high-quality technical and academic programs to the community of South Louisiana and beyond. We serve a diverse population of individuals by providing pathways to higher education, workforce, lifelong learning, and personal enrichment.

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