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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Nursing Education
Simulation Methodology

Background:

Human simulation originated in medical education.
Nursing education has adopted simulated patient (SP) methodology.
SP methodology is used across nursing curricula.

Purpose of the Study:

Review the history of human simulation.
Introduce the human simulation continuum.
Examine SP methodology applications in nursing education.

Main Methods:

Historical review of human simulation.
Literature review of SP methodology applications.
Analysis of SP use in undergraduate and graduate nursing programs.

Main Results:

Human simulation has evolved significantly.
SP methodology offers diverse applications in nursing.
Integration of SPs enhances nursing education.

Conclusions:

Simulated patient methodology is integral to modern nursing education.
The human simulation continuum provides a framework for understanding its use.
Further exploration of SP applications can optimize nursing student training.