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Designing Evidence-based Simulation Scenarios for Clinical Practice
Carrie Westmoreland Miller1, Yuting Lin2, Mary Schafer3
1Montana State University-Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing, 1500 University Drive, Billings, MT 98101, USA.
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Simulation-based education is a widely used teaching technique in healthcare education. Simulation can provide a rich learning environment for caregivers at all levels. Creating simulation-based scenarios is a systematic, evidence-based, learner-centered process that requires skill and expertise. There are 11 known criteria of best practice in simulation design. Using best practices in simulation scenario design development can provide the bedrock for learners to engage in clinical practice with competency, confidence, and caring. Examples and suggestions are provided to guide readers to create quality, learner-centered simulation scenarios using the Healthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice: Simulation Design.
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