QSEN stands for Quality and Safety Education for Nurses and it’s been around a while.  Having current training in quality and safety in nursing is critical to your competence as an RN.

QSEN stands for Quality and Safety Education for Nurses and it’s been around a while.  Having current training in quality and safety in nursing is critical to your competence as an RN.  

Apply what you learned to an excellent case in the Lewis Blackman Story. 

 View the videos below:

YouTube: QSEN Institute: Lewis Black Story Parts 1, 2, 4 and 5. (Video links below)

Post must be a minimum of 200-400 words. 

1. What did you learn about patient safety and professional nursing practice from completing the modules and watching the Lewis Blackman Story?

2. How do you see yourself applying the QSEN knowledge in your own professional practice?

3. What experience do you have from practicing as an RN in preventing harm and keeping your patients safe by going the extra mile at work?

4. What safety measures do you use in your personal practice to prevent errors?

Approved Resources to Use in Writing Discussion Posts:

• The course textbook

Grove, S., Gray, J.  (2019). Understanding Nursing Research,  7th Edition. [[VitalSource Bookshelf version]].  Retrieved from vbk://9780323532051

• any published peer-reviewed full-text article from the CINAHL database  
• .org, or .gov website with published credible information. 
• The use of AI is not permitted in this DQ.
• All sources must be published within the last 5 years.
• The initial DQ response must include the course textbook.

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