A new and growing collection of regularly updated demonstration and training videos produced by ProQuest to help students improve clinical skills.Videos are peer-reviewed and accredited by the ANCC (American Nurses Credentialling Center).
Curated to help nursing students excel in their studies, pass licensure exams, and prepare for long-term job success. This collection features videos only within the past 5 years and titles from trusted producers. INSTRUCTORS: Some videos may be removed from the database at the vendor's discretion. If you link to specific films for a class, make sure the links are active semester to semester.
These instructions show how to search the database using the "Subject Selection" menus provided on the screen. Using the "Subject Selection" menus is another way way of identifying relevant video content available in this database collection, in addition to entering keywords in the general search box at the top of the database.
It is recommended to use both of these search options since different videos will appear in each set of search results. There may be some overlap of titles.
STEP 1: Click on the "Nursing" drop-down menu to see the following categories of video content:
STEP 2: Next click on a "category" to see the subject areas of content included in it.
For example, clicking on "Areas of Practice" expands the menu to show the subject areas of video available in this category:
STEP 3: To see the videos available in one of these subject areas click on one and choose the "Apply" link located at the bottom of the menu.
STEP 4: The list of available videos will appear on the screen.
This example shows that there are 233 videos in the subject area Critical Care Nursing.
Click the "Share" link in the video record to see the video link and embed code. See the Persistent Links: Adding Links to Library Materials in Brightspace guide for instructions on linking and embedding Films on Demand videos in Brightspace.
STEP 5: To further refine your search, expand the "More Filters" menu to select to limit by:
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