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A new high-fidelity simulation program was established in nursing education, increasing simulation encounters from 0 to over 250 annually. Faculty adopted simulation as an effective teaching strategy, enhancing curriculum integration and student learning experiences.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Medical Simulation
Healthcare Simulation

Background:

Clinical simulation is a growing teaching strategy in nursing education.
A university lacked a high-fidelity simulation program despite having equipment.
Barriers included funding, faculty time, expertise, and curriculum integration.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a high-fidelity simulation program for nursing education.
To implement faculty development and curriculum integration for simulation-based learning.
To establish a program framework based on established best practices.

Main Methods:

Created a simulation program using the International Nurses Association of Clinical Simulation and Learning Standards of Best Practice.
Focused on faculty development and integrating simulation into the curriculum.
Utilized high-fidelity simulators for hands-on training.

Main Results:

Increased simulation encounters from 0 to over 250 annually.
Faculty adopted high-fidelity simulation as a teaching strategy.
Simulation was successfully integrated into the nursing curriculum.
Students and faculty reported positive evaluations of simulation effectiveness.

Conclusions:

High-fidelity simulation programs can be successfully implemented in nursing education.
Faculty development and curriculum integration are key to program success.
Simulation significantly enhances teaching and learning in nursing.