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Desiree A Díaz1, Valerie C Martínez1, Humberto López Castillo2
1Department of Nursing Practice, College of Nursing, Academic Health Sciences Center, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, USA.
Abstract:
This article provides practical recommendations for creating and implementing culturally appropriate and culturally congruent healthcare simulation applications for bedside providers that adhere to best practices and reporting standards. Framed within the 11 criteria for simulation design outlined in the Healthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice, the article provides a summary of these criteria, highlighting the lessons learned from their application in a Health Resources and Services Administration-sponsored public health grant 6 U4EHP46217-01-01, Public Health Simulation-Infused Program.
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