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Las evaluaciones estandarizadas de competencias en la educación de enfermería mejoran la autoeficacia y el compromiso del estudiante. La evaluación temprana en entornos clínicos y de simulación es crucial para desarrollar la preparación profesional y garantizar una práctica segura.
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aprendizaje activoeducación basada en competenciaseducación en simulaciónautoevaluación del estudiante
