Simulation in Nursing Education: Implications for Nurse Educators and Nursing Practice

Mary Idowu Edward (Ph.D); Lucy Chukwuka (Ph.D)

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Simulation in Nursing Education: Implications for Nurse Educators and Nursing Practice

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African Journal of Health, Nursing and Midwifery

Vol. 3Issue 12020pp. 13–23Published 2 February 2020

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Abstract:

Technological advancement in health care and increase awareness of patients about their rights call for nursing training and nursing care to adopt a method of training that mimics full life situation. Simulations in nursing education are indispensable. Faculty of nursing training programs should therefore embrace patient simulation as an instructional strategy and seek its effective implementation in nursing education programs.

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