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Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"Clinical Simulation"”.
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Clinical Simulation-Based Assessment in Respiratory Therapy Education
… this dissertation collectively investigate clinical simulation-based assessment in respiratory therapy education. Clinical simulation, characterized by debriefing that engages learners in self- and collaborative peer-assessment in addition to formative instructor assessment, is a …
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Bridging the gap: a competency framework for non-clinical simulation technicians
Healthcare simulation-based education is essential for developing clinical skills in a risk-free environment, relying heavily on simulation technicians for the operation and maintenance of simulation technologies. However, a shortage of qualified technicians, compounded by rapid technological …
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Clinical Simulation Experiences in Nursing Schools: Senior Student Nurses' Empathetic Communication Ability
… research focuses on the modern use of simulation as an addition to clinical experiences in one Texas nursing school that mirrors many across the nation. The study looks at the empathetic capability scores of senior nursing students who have completed five semesters of course work with …
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Controversial Science Argumentation Skills for Teachers in the Digital Clinical Simulation Discussion Leader
… To address this need, I have designed a digital clinical simulation of a high school science teacher leading a discussion on the ethics of gene therapy with their class of twenty students using a branching structure on the platform Teacher Moments. In a study with 42 participants, I show that …
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A Feasibility Study Utilizing Clinical Simulation as Pedagogical Praxis for Promoting Caring Behaviors with Associate Degree Nursing Students
… the care received by the patient. The effect of clinical simulation as pedagogical praxis for defining and promoting caring behaviors at one of three different time points in a first semester medical surgical course: either at the beginning, middle, or end of an eight-week medical-surgical …
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An Exploration of Medication Errors Generated by Baccalaureate Nursing Students Using Electronic Medication Administration Record (eMAR) Technology in Clinical Simulation
… be a significant issue within both academic and clinical settings, posing substantial threats to the safety and well-being of patients. Through Bandura’s theory of self-efficacy, nursing students’ self-efficacy (confidence) and preparedness related to medication administration were examined to …
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The Effect of Nursing Faculty Presence on Students' Level of Anxiety, Self-Confidence, and Clinical Performance During a Clinical Simulation Experience
Nursing schools design their clinical simulation labs based upon faculty's perception of the optimal environment to meet the students' learning needs, other programs' success with integrating high-tech clinical simulation, and the funds available. No research has been conducted on nursing faculty …
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Effects of a Mental-Health Clinical Simulation Experience Using Standardized Patients and Two Debriefing Styles on Prelicensure Nursing Students' Knowledge, Anxiety, and Therapeutic Communication and Psychiatric Assessment Skills
… compare the effects of two debriefing styles (insimulation and postsimulation) on (a) students’ knowledge of psychiatric assessment and therapeutic communication, (b) students’ performance of a psychiatric assessment using therapeutic communication, (c) students’ perceived anxiety related to a …
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The contribution of the authentic virtual, high-fidelity simulated and practice environment in supporting children's nursing students' competence development in medication dosage calculation problem solving
… on the patient population, medication, and the clinical setting. Paediatric patients i.e. children and elderly people are both vulnerable to ME. Elderly people because they may take numerous drugs and their health may be already very fragile, and children due to their size: medication doses are …
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Examining first-semester nursing students' perceptions about their experience transitioning to nursing courses: a qualitative study
… influences of support and resources as well as clinical, simulation and personal issues. Themes of positive influences were support and resources. Themes of time management, personal issues, and lack of faculty support were reported as challenges during the transition to nursing classes. …
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Comparative Effectiveness of a Computer and Videotape Simulation in Dietetic Education
A clinical simulation was developed, programmed in computer and videotape modes, and compared for its effect on cognitive and affective learning of dietetic/nutrition students. Three experimental groups of 24, 22, and 21 upper division university students completed a simulated dietary interview on …
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Using Video Simulation to Enhance RN-PCA Communication
… purpose of this project was to develop a video simulation exercise to enhance communication between Registered Nurses (RNs) and Patient Care Assistants (PCAs). From a general microsystem assessment initially performed on an urban hospital medical-surgical unit, 75% of respondents noted that the …
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Executable clinical models for acute care
… best available evidence. An \textit{integrated clinical guidance system} can reduce such medical errors by helping medical staff track and assess patient state more accurately and adapt the care plan according to the best practice guidelines. However, a main prerequisite for developing a …
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Measuring Cognitive Load in a Clinical Setting: Medical Learning and Practice
… in which cognitive load can be measured in a clinical setting using wearable technologies. First, both traditional literature and systematic reviews were conducted to identify the methods by which cognitive load can be measured using psychometric scales, secondary task performance, and …
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“Is that okay with you?”: Examining a simulated discussion about accommodations between university students identified as having a disability and a standardized faculty member
… accommodations. In this study, I designed a clinical simulation to examine how 15 university students identified as having a disability engaged in and reflected upon a meeting with a standardized faculty member – an actor who I trained to communicate questions and concerns that were described …
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Critical thinking of nursing students, graduate nurses and expert nurses in simulated clinical situations
… thinking is a thought process used by nurses for clinical decision making. This descriptive correlational study focused on the relationships among critical thinking, decision making and clinical nursing expertise during a clinical simulation. A mid-range theory was developed from the work of …
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Psychometric Properties of Standardized Patient and Faculty Rater's Evaluations of Pre-Licensure Nursing Student Competencies
The use of simulation as a teaching modality has been rooted in the military, aviation, space, and engineering for centuries (Bradley, 2006). Clinical simulation allows for training of healthcare providers that might be too costly, risky, or hazardous in the clinical setting (Bradley, 2006). A …
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Assessing Clinical Judgment Utilizing Embedded Patients In A Baccalaureate Nursing Program’s Simulation Laboratory
<p>The purpose of this study was to determine if clinical judgment could be assessed in baccalaureate nursing students during a 15 to 20-minute embedded (live patient) simulation scenario using role play. Graduate nurses are expected to apply critical reasoning and be clinically competent when …
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Debriefing after simulation scenarios in undergraduate nursing education: the New Zealand experience
BACKGROUND Simulation technology has advanced over the past fifty years to where it is today - embedded in the health care industry for the purpose of recognising and managing risks to patient safety. Originally stemming from the aviation industry, simulation has been developed for health …
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Women's Use of Quality Maternal Healthcare Services Across the Continuum in Low and lower-middle-income Countries, With a Focus on Ethiopia.
… health workers; skills-based, regular and clinical simulation-assisted in-service training of skilled birth attendants; and facility-based maternal death audits improved quality maternal healthcare across the continuum in LLMICs. In Ethiopia, the uptake of quality maternal healthcare is …
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