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Clinical learning systems portfolio

Dana Mitchell

MSEd, BSN, RN, CCRN - critical care educator - PhD student, nursing science

Clinical education built like usable software.

I translate complex clinical knowledge into structured learning experiences for bedside reasoning, simulation, workflow understanding, and evidence use. The dashboard is the best way to see the work in motion.

ICU critical care educator MSEd adult learning PhD evidence synthesis Builder live tools
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The dashboard is the portfolio. This page is the front door.

The classic profile gives the conventional overview. The dashboard opens the product-style view of the clinical learning systems, screenshots, workflows, and build notes.

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Dashboard entry

Enter the clinical learning systems dashboard.

A guided workspace for MTP simulation, ETCO2 education, GasLab, ECG practice, Sieve, and other tools. Built to show what learners and reviewers actually experience.

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Live clinical education hub

Thompson ICU Education

Institution-specific education resources, simulations, presentations, ETCO2 education, and the Thompson ICH learning route.

Traditional overview

Classic profile

Background, clinical experience, research interests, speaking, infrastructure, and links in a familiar portfolio format.

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Research infrastructure

BrainRAG

Source-grounded research workspace for notes, transcripts, papers, and project knowledge, with protected public access.

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Featured systems

Built examples, not just descriptions.

Each project starts from a real clinical or research workflow and becomes an interactive tool, simulation, or structured learning experience.

How the work is framed

Technology supports clinical judgment.

AI and software help with drafting, iteration, simulation design, audio, and evidence workflow. Clinical accuracy, source quality, local context, and learner safety remain human-owned.

Clinical need first

The tools start from bedside education, simulation, staff competency, or doctoral research needs.

Adult learning matters

Projects are built around interpretation, decision-making, practice, and the why behind clinical action.

Evidence stays visible

Research and source-grounded tools are designed to preserve transparency and human review.