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Why Case Studies are Critical for Teaching Public Health
Whether you want to engage students in personal stories, challenge them to analyze complex problems, give them historical perspective, or get them to think about the future, case studies are the key. -
The Importance of Teaching Meaningful Cybersecurity Metrics for Management Reporting
In cybersecurity, in order to provide the best value for management to make key decisions, it is critical to provide meaningful indicators that align with an organization's strategy and risk appetite. -
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Training the Healthcare Supervisors of Tomorrow Involves Recognition of Burnout and ‘Quiet Quitting’
Rachel Ellison, Ph.D., author, and associate professor in Healthcare Administration at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, discusses new and emerging approaches to teaching healthcare supervisors of the future. -
Understanding Nursing Ethics: Applying Core Principles in Nursing Education
In this guide, you'll learn the core ethical principles in nursing and why nursing ethics are an important component of a well-rounded nursing education. -
Misinformation in Public Health: How Politics, Messaging, and Social Media Impact Policy Effectiveness
The administrations of Donald J. Trump and Joseph R. Biden implemented COVID-19 public health policies very differently. Their messaging had real-world public health consequences. -
A Guide to Teaching Nursing Theories
Learn more about nursing theories, their importance in the healthcare sector, and tips for improving your nursing theory curriculum for nursing students. -
The Next Generation NCLEX Exam is Here: What it Means for You and Your Nursing Students
In April 2023, the governing body of the most critical nursing exam initiated major changes. Make sure your students are prepared. -
How to Teach Cybersecurity in the AI Era
AI is not going anywhere anytime soon. As cybersecurity educators, we must condition our students to continuously understand how to mitigate the inherent risk of artificial intelligence-related technology. -
Why Midwives’ Words Matter: Teaching Person-First Language
Creating safe spaces for clients ensures they will be comfortable seeking midwifery care in the future. Learn what language to teach and why those words are so important. -
In Teaching Global Health, Is the Glass Half Empty or Half Full?
Professor and author Richard Skolnik examines global health's achievements, assesses where progress is needed, and addresses how to take a balanced approach to teaching this critical subject.
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JBL Cloud Labs
Since 2010, Jones & Bartlett Learning has been an industry leader in providing engaging virtual lab solutions for cybersecurity education.Full story
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Teaching Databases: Combining Databases Illuminated with Hands-On Cloud Labs
In this webinar recording, meet the authors of Databases Illuminated, Fourth Edition, and learn how their textbook balances teaching students about traditional database technology and the new directions created by big data.Full story
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Customer Spotlight Q&A: Lynn University Pushes Student Learning to the Next Level with Navigate Scenarios
David Wolf, Professor & Academic Program Coordinator for Healthcare Management at Lynn University, speaks about his students experience using the Navigate Scenarios in his MBA program.Full story
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Improve Healthcare: Advancing Interprofessional-Integenerational Health Education
In this special episode, we sit down with colleagues and the publisher of Healthcare USA, 10th edition.Full story
