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Allowing Students To Scribe For You: Tip for Preceptors

7/13/2024

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Time-Saving Tip for Preceptors: Empower Students as Scribes!

Hey there, fellow preceptors! I have a strategy that may help streamline your day and boost student learning. Consider having your students scribe for you!

Double Duty with Scribing:

Student scribes can be a fantastic asset. Here's why:
  • Legal and Efficient: According to 2020 CMS guidelines, students can draft entire patient notes, including history and physicals. You, as the preceptor, then review, confirm findings, and sign off. This approach is legal at most facilities because it follows CMS guidelines. Check with your facility to confirm specific policies.
  • Enhanced Learning: Scribing allows students to actively participate in patient interactions and practice documentation skills in a real-world setting.
  • Improved Workflow: By taking care of note-taking, students can free up preceptor time for focusing on patient care, teaching, and other crucial tasks.

Beyond Time-Saving:

Even if you already use a dictation service like FreedAI or DeepScribe, consider incorporating student scribes as well. Here's the bonus:
  • Comparative Learning: Analyze both the student-scribed note and the dictation software output. This can highlight areas for improvement in both writing styles and software accuracy.

Let's Share the Knowledge!

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Student scribes can significantly enhance your day's efficiency while providing valuable learning experiences.
Do you have any time-saving tips or success stories with student scribes? Share them in the comments! Let's build a supportive community of preceptors who learn from each other.

About the Author: Lynn McComas, DNP, ANP-C, is an experienced nurse practitioner and an expert on the topic of precepting. Determined to make a difference in “the Preceptor Problem,” Lynn went on to obtain her Doctorate in Nursing Practice (DNP) at the esteemed Duke University, where she focused on finding solutions to the preceptor shortage. She is the owner and founder of PreceptorLink®. The company’s goal is to simplify and streamline the process of preceptor matching while maintaining quality and professionalism throughout. www.PreceptorLink.com 

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At PreceptorLink®, with nearly a decade of experience in preceptor matching, we go beyond simply connecting you with preceptors. We believe in QUALITY. For our NP profession to continue to have positive outcomes, we must ensure quality education. Our goal is to match quality students with quality preceptors to develop quality clinicians. Our founder, Lynn McComas, DNP, ANP-C, has leveraged her extensive experience and contacts as an NP to create our business, educate our team, and design our tech-enabled match-making App. We want to not only connect students with qualified preceptors but also equip them to make the most of this crucial learning phase. We also want to provide education to help support preceptors. 

If you need a preceptor, want to become a preceptor, or have a burning question about the nurse practitioner profession, we’re here to help! Lynn and The PreceptorLink® team are experts in the area of precepting and the NP profession. Check out our App, review our How It Works page, or reach out to us at 888-418-6620. www.PreceptorLink.com

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    About Lynn:

    As a longtime NP with a desire to help and make positive changes to her beloved profession, Lynn often writes opinion pieces about the NP profession. 

    She has written articles for KevinMD as well as several posts on LinkedIn. Her writings have been shared over 50,000 times, and her article entitled "A Message for FNP Students Doing Their Pediatrics Rotations" is often shared by schools of nursing to FNP students. 

    Lynn would love to connect with others who want to make positive changes to the NP profession,  especially related to the preceptor problem. She can be reached at: 
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