Transition Made Easy

Define transition

A process or period of changing from one state or position to another

A step in becoming the best

A mode of transport

Something you have to do

Students cannot transition easily into a new graduate RN role

True

False

Communication is important when transitioning into a new graduate role

Only sometimes

Only if you work in a hospital

It is a vital key in transition and in all aspects of nursing

Only when you have something to say

Does scope of practice impact the transition between student nurse and graduate RN?

Yes

What is the most stressful time period for the graduate RN during the transition process?

1-2 months

3-6 months

6-9 months

It is not stressful at all

What are some of the issues graduate RNs face with the theory practice gap?

Time management

Patient assessment and report writing skills

Limited proficiency in managing and executing technical procedures

All of the above

What does the term 'reality shock' mean?

The realisation that what is taught and what is expected in the work environment is different

A reality tv show

Something your parents say to you

What it feels like to work as a new graduate RN

What forms of evidence base practice can be utilised by the graduate RN?

Google

Journal articles

Hospital policy and procedures

Journal articles and hospital policy/procedures

What must be considered before delegating a task to a colleague?

If they are coming to work today

The scope of practice of the person you are delegating to

If the doctor is sick

The role of the AIN or EN

Are there transition programs available to newly graduated RNs?

Only if you already work in the nursing sector

Yes

Maybe

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