2/20/2017
Carnivals are FUN …
PAIN is NOT!
Join us for the
Pain Management
Fun Food Prizes and Education!!!
Carnivals are fun...Pain is not: An
innovative approach to pain
management education
Featuring:
The Magnificent
DawnMarie Devito
Sandia Royal
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Step right Up…and be Amazed
Objectives
• The purpose of this activity is to enable the
learner to formulate an integrative education
plan to implement a pain education program.
• Discuss components of development of a pain
carnival themed education program.
Hijinks and Healthcare
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Significance
The Joint Commission
Triple Aim
American Nurses Association
ISMP
Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare
Providers (HCHAPS)
Professional Practice Model
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Games in Education
• Games can benefit many learning styles with the use of
visual and auditory stimuli, while encouraging group
discussion and participation
• An educational game is an activity presided over by
precise rules that involve varying degrees of chance in
which players compete through the use of knowledge
or skill in attempts to reach specified goals (Peddle,
2011)
Boctor, L. (2013). Active –learning strategies: the use of a game to reinforce learning in nursing education .
A case study, Nurse Education in Practice .
Games for learning not just for fun
• Must be:
– Immersive
– Have clear goals
– Can adapt to the individual player
– Require frequent important decisions
– Involve a social network
• Require frequent important decisions
Boctor, L. (2013). Active –learning strategies: the use of a game to reinforce learning in nursing education .
A case study, Nurse Education in Practice.
Carnival Staff
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Clinical ladder
4 level
Financial incentive
Hospital recognition
Prizes
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Pain Management Carnival
• Duck Pond- (building a patient pain
relationship)
• How strong are your HCHAPS scores (patient
satisfaction)
• Spin the wheel (Complementary and
Alternative Therapy)
• Rollercoaster of Pain Management
(Multimodal therapy, WHO analgesic Ladder )
• Ring Toss (Quiz)
Prizes…what did we win?
• Outcomes
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