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    • Medical Simulation
    • Pedagogy

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    • Simulation learning is a recognized and valuable methodology in nursing education.
    • This study investigates changes in student and faculty perceptions of simulation learning following its integration into an undergraduate nursing curriculum.

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    • To assess shifts in perceptions of simulation-based learning among undergraduate nursing students and faculty.
    • To identify distinct viewpoints held by students and faculty regarding simulation in nursing education.

    Main Methods:

    • Q-methodology was employed to analyze perspectives from 12 faculty members and 21 students.
    • Participants completed demographic questionnaires and sorted statements reflecting beliefs about simulation-based learning.

    Main Results:

    • Faculty shared a unified perspective, characterized as 'positive enthusiasts'.
    • Three distinct student viewpoints emerged: 'challenge seekers', 'realistic embracers', and 'support seekers'.
    • Both faculty and students concurred that simulation learning positively impacts critical thinking development.

    Conclusions:

    • Faculty awareness of diverse student perceptions is crucial for optimizing teaching strategies.
    • Tailoring educational approaches based on student viewpoints can enhance the effectiveness of simulation learning in nursing programs.