Being cooperative and with all the information on the cards being open, it means if anyone is unfamiliar with a word the group can discuss it - Unlike other games where a word is secret to one player. The Safeguarding Game provides an introduction to safeguarding children and adults, helping players spot the signs of abuse, and learn what to do if they are concerned about a child or adult at risk. For example, for the name card tasks, they get extra points if they use their nicknames, which means that by grouping tasks together teams can increase the value of their effort. Nurses are increasingly challenged to deliver high-quality care supported by evidence-based practice. The main intention, with the ‘Time Prioritization Activity’ game, is to show how we need to be smart in how we prioritize things we do and how this impacts on our free available time.

Or did they decide to stay within their comfort zone and chose easier tasks if they did not know the other people well? The Evidence-based nursing game helps nurses understand how evidence-based practice works and tests their knowledge about evaluating literature and best practice.In other words, this activity is great fun for participants and because they work in groups, it is great for the participants to get to know each other. Another discussion point may revolve around how group dynamics affect which tasks we decide to prioritize.

The Care Certificate Game is an educational board game designed to create discussions that test and deliver the knowledge required to achieve success in the Care Certificate. Before the shift ends, they must achieve a target number of admissions and discharges and also manage ongoing patient care. Clarendon Games has won numerous awards for game design and been featured in media around the world including the BBC, MSNBC, the Telegraph and the Economist. SMART Goals Training Kit– understanding time management is a key asset towards being able to utilize SMART goals. If all the cards won by the game are to be placed in one pile on the table, then the game will quickly win, ending the game too soon.As the shift progresses, events occur, and tasks need to be completed – players must work together to make decisions, prioritise duties and use their role-specific skills and authority to complete patient care tasks. Paul helps the team at Symonds Training build and focus on providing high-quality training materials packages and programs for trainers, classroom teachers and HR departments. Helps students and qualified nurses practise their prioritisation and clinical decision-making skills, using a simulated ward on the board. To date, Clarendon has launched 12 board and card game titles and sold over 150,000 copies worldwide.