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Nursing Education
Medical Simulation

Background:

High-fidelity patient simulation is increasingly adopted in undergraduate nursing programs.
The integration of simulation raises questions about the role of staff development educators.

Purpose of the Study:

To examine strategies for staff development educators using simulation.
To explore how simulation can enhance undergraduate nursing education, patient safety, and orientation.

Main Methods:

This article reviews strategies for integrating simulation into nursing education.
It focuses on the application of simulation by staff development educators.

Main Results:

Simulation offers a valuable tool for enhancing educational activities.
Simulation can improve patient safety and streamline orientation processes.

Conclusions:

Staff development educators play a crucial role in optimizing simulation's use.
Simulation effectively bridges undergraduate learning with practical application in nursing.