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In June 2022, the Patient Safety in Healthcare Simulation SIG was introduced and is now an active group that has grown to include 57 members committed to staying on the cutting edge of simulation science.  \nEarly in its inception, SIG members decided to design patient-safety specific NextGen cases with corresponding simulation guides for distribution to INACSL members at the 2023 conference. Using the National Councils for State Boards of Nursing's (NCSBN) Clinical Judgment Measurement Model (CJMM), INACSL Healthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice™, and the NLN Simulation Template, scenarios were designed, reviewed, and are now available via QR code. Individual authors ( *) and thereviewer ( **) are acknowledged in the documents below. Each QR code will provide INACSL members with:  \n1. A patient-safety specific NextGen case or standalone scenario, and  \n2. a completed NLN Simulation guide.  \nThe remainder of this document provides these components. The NextGen case is adaptable for use in your learning management system (LMS), classroom, lab, or clinical setting. The simulation guide can be implemented based on your school's individual simulation needs.  \nWe hope that you find these resources helpful as we work together to prepare future healthcare providers for practice. We only ask that if any publications or presentations stem from the use of these resources, you credit INACSL's Patient Safety in Healthcare Simulation SIG as authors. Please direct any feedback to laller@kent.edu or [KT.Waxman@ucsf.edu](KT.Waxman@ucsf.edu) .  \nWe wish you the best in your efforts to advance the science of simulation in healthcare!  \nDr. Loretta Aller PhD, MSN, RN, CHSE  \nChair, Patient Safety in Healthcare Simulation SIG  \nDr. KT Waxman, DNP, MBA, RN, CNL, CENP, CHSE, FSSH, FAONL, FAAN Vice Chair, Patient Safety in Healthcare Simulation SIG  \nCase \\# 2: Older Adult Fall, Hepatitis C, Dehydration, UTI Level Appropriateness: mid-level medical-surgical  \nScenario: The nurse in the outpatient clinic assesses an older adult client reporting fatigue.  \n\n| Tab 1: Office Nurse’s Note (0915) | NCSBN Domain: Recognizing Cues |\n| --- | --- |\n| Client is an older adult reporting severe fatigue lasting approximately 14 days. | The office nurse reports abnormal findings to the physician |\n| Stating, \"It started out I just needed a nap in the middle of the day. Now, the | who then assesses the client and determines the need for |\n| past three days, I could barely get off the couch\". Alert & oriented x 4, sclera | the client to be transferred to the ED for a suspected relapse |\n| and skin yellow with scabs and scratches of both arms, neck, and upper chest. | of hepatitis C (HCV) and rule out urinary tract infection (UTI) . |\n| Lungs clear, abdomen distended and firm with bowel sounds x 4; last bowel | STAT labs are ordered, drawn and sent to the lab. |\n| movement yesterday; also reports nausea with vomiting 2-3 x/day and right |  |\n| upper and lower abdominal pain 7/10 . States, \"I can't keep much down...just | Question \\#1: Click to highlight the abnormal findings. |\n| sips of water and crackers\". Peripheral pulses equal x4, hand grasps weak and |  |\n| equal. CBC, BMP, Liver enzymes and urinalysis specimens collected and sent to lab. | Client is an older adult reporting severe fatigue lasting approximately 14 days. Stating, \"It started out I just needed |\n|  | a nap in the middle of the day. Now, the past three days, I |\n| 0930 Vital Signs | could barely get off the couch\". 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