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Teaching Professional Peer Review With the Use of Simulation
Linda J Cole1, Tia P Andrighetti, Eileen J B Thrower
1Department of Midwifery and Women's Health (Drs Cole and Thrower) and Academic Affairs Department (Dr Andrighetti), Frontier Nursing University (Dr Engstrom), Versailles, Kentucky.
Graduate nursing students experienced significant benefits from a peer-review simulation using just culture principles. This educational approach enhanced deep learning, confidence, and critical thinking skills in patient safety.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Patient Safety
- Quality Improvement
Background:
- Quality improvement practices like peer review and just culture are vital for patient safety.
- Early education in these practices is crucial for health professions students.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate a peer-review simulation learning experience.
- Integrate just culture principles into a graduate-level, online nursing program.
Main Methods:
- Students participated in a peer-review simulation using just culture principles.
- The Simulation Learning Experience Inventory was used for evaluation.
Main Results:
- Students reported high, positive scores across all 7 domains of the inventory.
- Open-ended feedback indicated deep learning, increased confidence, and enhanced critical thinking.
Conclusions:
- A peer-review simulation incorporating just culture principles offers a valuable learning experience.
- This method is effective for graduate nursing students in online programs.
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