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[Improved utilization of simulation facilities "Knowing is not doing it, neither is having seen it done"]
Curationis
|February 1, 1994
Summary
Implementing a clinical tutor in nursing simulation labs significantly improved student nursing skills. This intervention enhanced accessibility and supervised practice, leading to better skill acquisition for nursing students.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Simulation-Based Learning
Context:
- Survey of 155 nursing students in 1992.
- Assessed utilization of simulation facilities and student responses.
Purpose:
- Identify factors affecting simulation facility use.
- Recommend improvements for better utilization.
- Evaluate student affective responses to simulated practice.
Summary:
- A clinical tutor was allocated to simulation labs.
- Key roles included enhancing accessibility, identifying skill deficits, scheduling supervised practice, and direct supervision.
- Focus on applying cognitive knowledge and basic principles during skill practice.
Impact:
- Statistically significant improvement (p<0.05) in nursing skills potential observed.
- Demonstrated enhanced nursing skills in second-year students compared to the previous year.