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Nursing simulation: a community experience
Neesha Oozageer Gunowa1, Karen Elliott2, Michelle McBride1
1Senior Lecturer in Community Nursing, Kingston University and St George's, University of London.
Abstract:
The education sector faces major challenges in providing learning experiences so that newly qualified nurses feel adequately prepared to work in a community setting. With this in mind, higher education institutions need to develop more innovative ways to deliver the community-nurse experience to student nurses. This paper presents and explores how simulation provides an opportunity for educators to support and evaluate student performance in an environment that models a complete patient encounter in the community. Following the simulation, evaluative data were collated and the answers analysed to identify key recommendations.
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