Debriefing after simulation scenarios in undergraduate nursing education: The New Zealand experience

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Debriefing after simulation scenarios in undergraduate nursing education: The New Zealand experience

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Thesis. Background: Simulation technology has advanced over the past fifty years to where it is today - embedded in the health care industry for the purpose of recognising and managing risks to patient safety. Originally stemming from the aviation industry, simulation has been developed for health professional education to allow low to high fidelity representations of clinical situations that are aimed at increasing the knowledge, skills and attitudes of students. For this study, the focus is...

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Masters

Date created

2014

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Andrea Knowler

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https://www.digitalnz.org/records/35702366

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