Real-World Skills & Readiness Lab™: LTC Edition | Part 2

Real-World Skills & Readiness Lab™ : LTC Edition | Part 2

This is not a lecture. This is hands-on, simulation-based clinical training designed for nurses, RPNs, new grads, IENs, and students who want to feel genuinely prepared for the long-term care environment — not just technically trained, but ready.

Whether you're new to LTC, transitioning from another care setting, or an experienced nurse looking to consolidate skills you haven't had enough opportunity to practice — this lab was built for you.

📍 What You'll Practice

• Post-fall management and defensible documentation
• Medic*tion administration under real conditions
• Wound care assessment and hands-on practice
• Clinical decision-making and escalation communication

🧠 How It Works Sessions are delivered in a small-group format at the ND Simulation Centre, using real clinical equipment and scenario-based learning. You won't just watch — you'll do. Every skill is paired with the clinical rationale behind it, so you leave with both the technique and the understanding.

👩‍⚕️ Your Facilitators Led by Lucy Kpiebewieng, MN, RN, GNC(C) — Registered Nurse, Nursing Faculty, Gerontology-specialized Advanced Practice Nurse Educator, and Founder of Nurse Decoded — alongside Katia Dumay, RPN — Registered Practical Nurse with 16+ years of LTC practice experience.

📋 A Note on Documentation While this session is not an accredited program, a Certificate of Completion is provided to all attendees upon finishing the workshop.

⚡ Spots are limited. This is a small-group format designed for optimal simulation learning.

🎟️ Early Bird: $65 — Limited time offer 🎟️ Regular: $75

Register now to lock in the early bird rate.

📍 Nurse Decoded Training Lab | 477 Richmond St W, Suite #803, Toronto, ON

Info: ● Med pass workflow (including Narcotic counting) and safety checks
● Transcribing physician orders (common pitfalls)
● Documentation clarity and legal considerations
● Medic*tion administration in cognitively impaired patients

Info: ● Immediate assessment priorities
● Neuro checks; monitoring and documentation
● When and how to escalate concerns
● Communication with the interprofessional team

Info: ● Skin tears, pressure injuries, and wound staging
● Dressing selection basics and rationale
● Red flags requiring escalation or referral
● Documentation best practices

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

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