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Nursing Education
Active Learning
Clinical Judgment
Civility
Burnout
Emotional Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
Simulation
Mentoring
Nursing Leadership
Nursing Apprenticeship
Decision Fatigue
Faculty Retention
Scholarship
Immersive Virtual Reality
Evidence-Based Practice
Transition To Practice
Student Evaluations
Cognitive Rehearsal
Implicit Bias

Join Dr. Kelly Dries for the go-to podcast for nurse educators staying at the forefront of nursing education. Our episodes are expertly crafted to provide insights into the latest trends and innovations in the field. Join us in our digestible format, designed specifically for busy nurse educators and leaders. Gain fresh perspectives, stay informed on research and innovation, and find empowerment a... more

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The most powerful tool a nurse carries isn't a device, a policy, or a clinical model. It's their voice. In this episode of Lippincott Spark, host Dr. Kelly J. Dries sits down with Rosa Hart, a stroke nurse navigator, podcast host, and author whose wo... more

Burnout rarely walks through the door and introduces itself. It shows up quietly: a trusted nurse who's gone silent, a team that's stopped pushing back, a leader running on empty and calling it normal. In this episode of Lippincott Spark, host Dr. Ke... more

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In this episode of Lippincott Spark, host Dr. Kelly Dries sits down with Dr. Annette Severson, critical care nurse, educator, and author of the medical suspense novel Forced Errors, to explore how storytelling can help nursing students move beyond ch... more

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What if the key to transforming intentional course design in online nursing education isn't more content, but more purposeful learning experiences?

On the latest Lippincott Spark Podcast, host Dr. Kelly J. Dries talks with Dr. April D. Matthias, pro... more

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Lauren Spigelmyer
Co-founder of Five Ives; educator focused on reducing stress and building sustainable practices
Five Ives
Episode: Beyond burnout: Fixing the system, not the people
Annette Severson
Nurse, scholar, and author of Forced Errors
Author, Forced Errors; nurse with critical care background
Episode: Using intentional forced errors to build clinical judgment
April D. Matthias
Professor of Nursing at UNC Wilmington; Certified Nurse Educator
University of North Carolina Wilmington
Episode: Elevating online learning through intentionality
Dana Schardt
nationally recognized nurse educator, former University of Wisconsin–Madison faculty member, integration nurse educator with Walters-Klur
Walters-Klur / University of Wisconsin–Madison (former)
Episode: Real patients, real thinking: Clinical judgment unleashed
Dr. Anne Brett
Nationally respected nurse educator, academic leader, advocate for healthy learning environments
Nurse educator and academic leader
Episode: Don’t lose new faculty: Mentoring nurse educators to stay
Pamela Stokes
Nationally recognized nurse leader and educator
Clinical, academic, and executive roles in nursing
Episode: Emotional intelligence in nursing: The hidden clinical skill
Marlo Robinson
Dean and Vice President, Purdue Global School of Nursing
Purdue Global
Episode: Between Being and Becoming: Nursing Identity
Dr. Cynthia Bradley
Associate Professor and Director of Simulation at the University of Minnesota School of Nursing
University of Minnesota School of Nursing
Episode: Immersive Virtual Reality Transforming Nursing Education
Jenn Adamson
Nurse, leadership consultant, international best-selling author and TEDx speaker with a background in healthcare crisis leadership and Fortune 500 Consulting
Independent/Consulting
Episode: Decision Fatigue: The Hidden Cost of Leadership

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Dr. Kelly Dries
Host of Lippincott Spark; illuminates nursing education and leadership

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 27 ratings
  • Love the spark

    Great podcast that gets you thinking about nursing education, student learning and creative strategies.

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    Dazzlingk
    United Statesa year ago

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Focus on burnout, leadership, and innovative pedagogy resonates with educators seeking tangible results.
Guests bring deep expertise and real-world experience to nursing education topics.
Insights are practical and clearly tied to improving classroom and clinical teaching.

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Using intentional forced errors to build clinical judgment
Q: What would you tell educators who want to start integrating narrative immersion into their courses?
Start with curiosity; create opportunities for students to pause before rushing to an answer, use narrative segments to illuminate systemic factors, and pair the readings with structured reflection and debrief to connect storytelling to professional standards and leadership concepts.
Using intentional forced errors to build clinical judgment
Q: How could nurse educators partner with you to explore the effectiveness of narrative immersion in curricula?
Collaborations could start with small pilot projects, using a chapter of the novel aligned to a specific objective and evaluating with existing rubrics to see if engagement and perceived realism improve learning outcomes; I'm open to working with master's or doctoral students on related research.
Using intentional forced errors to build clinical judgment
Q: What led you to begin exploring fiction as a way to engage nursing students in deeper critical thinking?
I initially wrote Forced Errors outside of nursing education; the idea emerged from how differently readers interpret the same story, which highlighted how novice nurses bring varied internal frameworks to clinical situations and how narrative immersion could foster reflective interpretation.
Transforming academic culture through civility
Q: How can faculty development programs be designed to support educators in modeling and teaching civility in high-stress academic environments?
Develop comprehensive civility education initiatives that are ongoing, evidence-based, and include cognitive rehearsal, skill-building workshops, and mentoring programs, coupled with workload adjustments and resources to allow educators to model respectful behavior consistently.
Transforming academic culture through civility
Q: Can you take a little time to describe the pathway and explain how institutions can implement it to foster a healthy workplace culture?
The pathway is a structured eight-step, evidence-based framework beginning with leadership buy-in, followed by granular assessment, forming a dedicated, diverse implementation team, turning data into a prioritized action plan, implementing and evaluating that plan, embedding civility through policies, and consolidating gains while celebrating wins.

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What is Lippincott Spark about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show frequently centers on nursing education, leadership, and how to improve student outcomes through practical frameworks, innovative teaching methods, and wellness-oriented leadership. Episodes explore burnout as a systems issue, narrative approaches to clinical judgment, intentional online design, bedside teaching routines, and the integration of emerging tech like immersive VR and AI in curricula. Notable throughlines include actionable strategies for faculty development, mentoring, and building resilient, purpose-driven teams within academic nursing. The format emphasizes real-world applicability, with guests who bring decade-spanning experience in education, leadership, and patient care, making it valuable for educators, administ... more

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