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Reflection is intended to reinforce your learning experience and improve future performance. These questions may be completed independently or used as a class exercise. Download Questions Opening Questions How did you feel throughout the simulation experience? What do you think went well? Reflecting on Vernon Russell’s case, were there any actions you performed differently when repeating the scenario, or that you would do differently if you were to repeat it? If so, how did/would your patient care change and what differences, if any, did you or would you expect in Vernon Russell’s outcomes? Scenario Analysis Questions* PCC What cues did you recognize when you received the initial SBAR report that prompted you to investigate further? EBP/S When analyzing the relevant initial cues, what priority problem(s) did you identify for Vernon Russell? EBP What priority assessment needs did you identify for Vernon Russell? EBP Describe findings that might concern you regarding Vernon Russell’s safety, fall risk, and musculoskeletal assessments. S Describe the safety measures that should be incorporated in Vernon Russell’s care. T&C Based on assessment findings and Vernon Russell’s history, what additional resources may be beneficial for this patient? PCC What risk factors does Vernon Russell have (modifiable and nonmodifiable) that indicate the risk for reoccurrence of a stroke? PCC What patient education should be initiated due to the identified modifiable risk factors? Concluding Questions Describe how you would apply the knowledge and skills that you acquired in Vernon Russell’s case to an actual patient care situation. What opportunities for improvement should you address?