Multi-Patient Simulation: Student Perceptions of Confidence and Readiness to Care for Multiple Patients
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This study explores the effects of multi-patient simulation on nursing students’ perceived confidence and readiness to care for multiple patients. Multi-patient simulation may provide an opportunity to validate students’ skills in caring for multiple patients and assess gaps in their knowledge.
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Authors
Laura J. Oiler, MS, RN, PHN, CCRN-K
Charlie Dharmasukrit, MS, RN, PHN, CMSRN
Kupiri Ackerman-Barger, PhD, RN
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