Simulation in Nursing Education
The Journal of Nursing Education: TOC Nov 2008
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1. A unique simulation teaching method.
2. Creating a nursing simulation laboratory: a literature review.
3. Critical thinking among RN-to-BSN distance students participating in human patient simulation.
4. Development of human patient simulation programs: achieving big results with a small budget.
5. Framework for adopting a problem-based learning approach in a simulated clinical setting.
6. Integration of high-fidelity patient simulation in an undergraduate pharmacology course.
7. Nursing students as television show consultants: media use for case studies.
8. Simulating health promotion in an online environment.
9. Simulation.
10. Simulator effects on cognitive skills and confidence levels.
11. Standardized patients: a creative teaching strategy for psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner students.
Labels: high-fidelity simulation, nursing education, PBL, problem-based learning, simulation
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