ideas about how to arrange for computer skills demonstration

[GingerSue]

Part of my clinical experience includes that I apply the material from

the basic computer course (work in Windows, use a word processor, use

the internet, and perform file management).

During orientation, my preceptor has told me that staff do not have access

to computers on the unit.

What ways can I demonstrate these learning outcomes for the clinical?

Maybe I could ask the preceptor for her email (assuming that she has a computer at home), and then send her some Word documents, include some material found on the internet?

Any ideas?

[Perpetual Student]

Print off some articles pertaining to an interesting illness one of your patients has or a new drug you've given and take them in for discussion.

[gillytook]

Don't you process your pathophys and care plans on the computer? Or create a data collection or hand-off sheet and share it with your preceptor.

[GingerSue]

Neither staff nor students on the unit have computer access (the only people who can use the computers are the in-charge person and the unit clerk).