New Grad transition

Primary Care / Clinics

Time-boxed visits with longitudinality — prevention, chronic disease, and coordination.

All work areas Open transition lessons

Guided flow for this unit

Move from orientation to drills to readiness — each step stays on the New Grad transition pathway id.

New Grad library snapshot

43 lessons

Live counts for the transition-to-practice pathway — scoped inventory, not the full NCLEX-RN marketing corpus.

What new grads need to know

Agenda setting in the first minute saves the last ten.
Screening overdue flags are opportunities — prioritize by risk, not convenience.
Inbox and refill workflows are patient safety surfaces — treat them like meds administration.

Common patient presentations

Hypertension and diabetes follow-up with medication titration.
Mental health visits embedded in primary care.
URI vs early pneumonia risk stratification.

Priority assessments

Preventive cancer screens aligned to age and risk.
Foot and retinal intervals for diabetes when applicable.
Safety cues for intimate partner violence using scripted screens.

Safety risks

Missed follow-up on abnormal labs placed in wrong pools.
Antibiotic overuse for viral illnesses.
Diagnostic delay when visit compression skips red flags.

Medications, labs, and equipment

Medications

Renally dosed meds with updated creatinine in chart.
Drug interactions when new psychotropics layer on chronic meds.
Deprescribing conversations for fall-prone elders.

Labs & monitoring

A1c, lipids, and microalbumin cadences per guidelines.
Age-appropriate cancer screening tests tracked to completion.
Point-of-care INR with bridging education when needed.

Equipment & environment

ECG machine readiness for chest pain walk-ins per policy.
Spirometry cleaning and calibration discipline.
Exam tables and lifts that protect your body mechanics.

Communication & reporting

After-visit summaries that list new meds and return precautions.
Closed-loop referrals with expected turnaround times.
Care team messages that avoid blame — focus on patient goal.

Study modes for this unit

Use the transition pathway for lessons and bank questions; flashcards and longer sets open inside the app with the New Grad pathway id so your tier stays aligned.

Practice exams
Timed exam-style sets in the app — sign-in keeps the New Grad pathway context.
Scenario readiness
Scenario cases launch from the signed-in learner experience. Use practice questions here until you are in the app.