Humor in Nursing: A Matter of Life or Death or “Just for the Health of it”

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Humor in Nursing: A Matter of Life or Death or “Just for the Health of it”

Dr. Melanie S. MacNeil RN, BSN, MSN, Doctorate Health Nursing Department Faculty of Applied Health Science Brock University

To identify methods to facilitate a positive and effective learning environment for Nurses in a Theory course. PURPOSE

Course designed to introduce various nursing and interdisciplinary theories and frameworks for practice and to look at concepts, principles and foundations to develop critical thinking and analytical skills. Course Design

Vision To provide educational opportunities to enable students to meet future challenges Mission To provide educational and clinical curricular offerings that enhances lifelong learning, creative enquiry, and research activities to unite faculty and students in applying knowledge in a community setting.

To work with faculty to create a seamless educational offering that intrinsically values, informs and rewards students and to develop a program of research that contributes to the scientific and professional literature and stimulates student learning. GOALS

WHO? WHAT? WHY? HOW?

Core Outcomes Receive and retain content Hold attention Relieve anxiety Establish rapport Fun - lifelong learning

Teaching Learning Model (Kolb) Theory Research Practice Learning Cycle Formulation of Ideas Testing Concrete Experience Observation and Reflection

Formulating Testing Applying Refining

Process Assess - critical thinking, problem solving, group process, internal, external environments, reflection Plan - licensure, clinical expertise, advanced degree Implement - self-direction Evaluate - evidence based practice, educate, promote, disseminate

WHY? Internal - development, shortage, hook - cope with external environment External - nurses eat their own Global image

Humor reduces stress, promotes creative thinking, enhances group interactions (Crapanzano, 1999) Sets positive energetic tone, links concepts together, allies students with professor (Allen, 2004) Involves complex emotions and behaviors and releases fear (Cardoso, 2002) Strong connections demonstrated between humor and learning (Ulloth, 2002) Literature Review

Evaluation - Qualitative, QuantitativeEvaluation - Qualitative, Quantitative ValidationValidation - Subjective - students, - Subjective - students, faculty's faculty's - Objective - course, - Objective - course, institutional evaluations institutional evaluations

Anatomy 101 There are only 3 bones in the body that are absolutely essential The backbone The wishbone And the funny bone

CLAP AND SMILE!

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