Faculty Research Involving Simulation
Publication:
Potter, A.M, Dwyer, M., May, M., Pawelski, C., Rossiter, B., Keegan, L., Jones, G. & Colancecco, E. (2024). Changes in the self-efficacy and communication of nursing, occupational therapy, and speech- language pathology students participating in a simulated patient simulation. Clinical Simulation in Nursing, 95, 10162, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecns.2024.101602
Published Abstracts:
Potter, A., Dwyer, M, May, M, Pawelski, C. & Rossiter, B. Self-efficacy & communication changes associated with participation in interprofessional simulation. The American Journal of Occupational Therapy Vol.78(Supplement_2) 7811500084p1. https://doi.org/10.5014/ajot.2024.78S2-PO84
Presentations:
Self-efficacy and Communication Changes Associated with Participation in Interprofessional Simulation » Prof. Ann Marie Potter1, Ms. Morgan Dwyer1, Ms. Melanie May1, Ms. Cali Pawelski1, Ms. Brooke Rossiter1, Prof. Louise Keegan1, Prof. Elise Colancecco1, Ms. Jennifer Landis1 (1. Moravian University) 1st Occupational Therapy Europe Congress- Krakow, Poland October 2024
Halliday, D (2022).Dissertation research Titled: Rater Training and Assessment of Student Clinical Judgment: An Experimental Inquiry, has been accepted for Publication in Nursing Education Perspectives. I do not have a publication date yet.
Elinich, J., Mikovits, J., Wynarczuk, K. D., & Roll, A. (2024). Using diverse and inclusive images in educational materials: Impact on health professions students. [Poster presentation for the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Combined Sections Meeting, February 2024, Boston, MA.] [Presenter: K. Wynarczuk] [all listed authors are/were faculty at Moravian]
Roll, A., Elinich, J., Wynarczuk, K. D., & Mikovits, J. (2023). Infusing diversity, inclusivity, and representation in instructional materials through image selection: A move to action. [Educational session (1 ½ hour) for the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Educational Leadership Conference (ELC), October 2023, Philadelphia, PA.] [Presenters: A. Roll, J. Elinich, K. Wynarczuk, and J. Mikovits] [all listed authors are/were faculty at Moravian]
Roll, A., Elinich, J., Wynarczuk, K. D., Mikovits, J. (2023). Increasing diversity and inclusivity through image choice in teaching materials. [Platform presentation for the Temple University Faculty Conference on Teaching Excellence, January 2023, Philadelphia, PA.] [Presenters: A. Roll and J. Elinich] [all listed authors are/were faculty at Moravian]
Payne, E. K. (2024, January). Creating A Code Simulations for Emergency Care Course: Learning from My Mistakes. Presentation at the 2024 EATA Educational Summit, Mashantucket, CT. 3/25/25, 12:52 PM College of Health IPE/Simulation Research - Google Forms https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1WmL7UZm40TWtqrjbbGqnlao15-kNnXMkNEvklKZtX_c/edit#responses
Simulation and Interprofessional Research in Progress
Nursing simulation center staff and Health Science faculty conducted research on an HRV analysis of second year nursing students completing their first simulation experience. Research looking at nursing student anxiety (self-reported and objective data collected by monitoring Pulse rate, resp rate, and temperature) during a simulation scenario. Data has been collected and will be analyzed soon.
Elinich, J., Mikovits, J., Roll, A., & Wynarczuk, K. D. (manuscript in preparation for submission to a peer-reviewed journal). The impact of diverse and inclusive images in educational materials on health professions students.