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Collins, Peter

doi:10.1007/978-1-4899-3318-8_4

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“…In the future, faculty evaluation of the five phases of professional development should be implemented after each phase (see Table 3). Formative evaluation improves the quality of professional development cycle as it allows faculty to adjust the structure, pace, and content of their individual professional development (Collins, 1998). Nursing education is an ever-evolving profession, and it cannot be argued that the pandemic disrupted the rhythm and flow of teaching and learning.…”

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Bloom’s Taxonomy

Ortiz¹,

Kent²,

Carlucci³

et al. 2022

J Nurses Prof Dev

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The COVID-19 pandemic required a significant pivot in nursing education, whereby in-person simulations moved to an online format. Kaplan’s i-Human Patients was a virtual simulation platform utilized at a large Midwestern university for student nurses. This online virtual simulation platform helped evaluate students’ clinical knowledge and understanding using the Bloom’s taxonomy framework to scaffold cases. In addition, the five phases of professional development was incorporated to aid faculty instruction.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Ortiz¹,

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Carlucci³

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J Nurses Prof Dev

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“…She stands slightly taller than Marcus and has relatively large hands and feet. Her voice sounds transfeminine; though voice actor David Collins is listed as transgender on the Watch Dogs 2 wiki (Collins, 2020a), IMDb uses he/him pronouns and lists masculine-presenting roles up through 2020 (Collins, 2020b). It is unclear how the actor self-identifies.…”

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The Moral Service of Trans NPCs: Examining the Roles of Transgender Non-Player Characters in Role-Playing Video Games

Kosciesza

2022

Games and Culture

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Before 2020, no big-budget, mainstream video games featured playable transgender characters, relegating them instead to the role of non-player characters (NPCs). Through a textual analysis of Bioware’s 2014 title Dragon Age: Inquisition, Ubisoft’s 2016 Watch Dogs 2, and Naughty Dog’s 2020 The Last of Us Part II—three role-playing games that feature explicitly transgender NPCs—and a discourse analysis of media surrounding the games’ release, this paper examines the narrative roles afforded to transgender characters. Drawing from the “magical Negro” trope in film studies, I propose the term “magical transness” to describe the unique role of transgender supporting characters whose victimization provides the opportunity for cisgender protagonists to act heroically. This paper interrogates transgender representation and its relationship to media discourses about diversity and inclusion and discusses the political implications of transgender NPCs’ placement in roles of moral service.

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Mortality at Sydney Cove, 1788-1792*

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Cobley

1974

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine

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Summary: Death and disease greatly influenced the development of the first Australian settlements but no detailed study of mortality over the critical years 1788–1792 has previously been made. Mortality was virtually confined to three distinct “epidemics”, each with different characteristics, and none related to the phases of severe rationing. The first epidemic occurred in the first months of the colony and affected both children and adults. The second, associated with the arrival of the notorious Second Fleet, was limited to the months of July and August 1790 and to adults. The third extended for a year after the arrival of the Third Fleet between July and September 1791; both children and adults died. Mortality after arrival amongst convicts on any individual ship was not related to the morbidity or mortality experience of the outward voyage. Convicts already in the settlement were little if at all affected by the second or third epidemics. After eighteen months in the colony, male survival rates from the time of embarkation were 91%, 57% and 74% for the three fleets. Contemporary records are reviewed in an attempt to establish the causes of mortality and to explain the epidemiological data, including the low mortality in inter‐epidemic periods.

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The Moral Service of Trans NPCs: Examining the Roles of Transgender Non-Player Characters in Role-Playing Video Games

Mortality at Sydney Cove, 1788-1792*

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