Tune in as hosts Hollie Moots, Kasey Brandt, and Dinez Swanson explore the vital role of Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) in nursing education and healthcare. They delve into the historical context, emphasize the importance of integrating SDOH into nursing curricula and clinical practice, and share practical strategies for implementation. With compelling examples and insights, they highlight the impact of social factors on health outcomes and the need for cultural competence, empathy, and advocacy. Don't miss this call to action to promote health equity and understand SDOH's significance in patient-centered care.

This fascinating episode takes a deep dive into the transformative role of artificial intelligence in nursing education. Host Hollie Moots and special guest Paul Crockett discuss how personalized learning experiences are evolving with AI technologies such as Sherpath AI, Elsevier’s conversational AI assistant that is revolutionizing the way nursing students engage with educational content. Paul shares practical insights and tangible outcomes from innovative pilot programs, as well as details on the responsible AI practices Elsevier uses to mitigate risks and ethical concerns. Listen now to learn practical tips for integrating AI tools into your curriculum to enhance student engagement and outcomes.

In this insightful episode, host Danielle LeCompte and guests Cheryl Wilson and Nikole Hicks delve into the critical issue of the readiness gap in nursing education, discussing the alarming statistic that only 9% of nursing graduates are practice-ready despite passing the NCLEX®. The conversation explores the evolution towards competency-based education, the implementation of Elsevier’s Clinical Practice Readiness Assessment (CPRA), and the collaborative efforts needed between educational institutions and clinical settings to enhance the preparation and confidence of nursing students. This episode is a must-listen for educators seeking strategies for preparing practice-ready nurses.