Creation and introduction of a skills and simulation delivery framework Part I: Part 1: Student perception of skills and simulation delivery within a nursing curriculum

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The existing delivery method for skills training is very task focused and delivered in large groups with limited time for actual ‘hands on’ practice of skills. Simulation was only included, sporadically, within the curriculum. A questionnaire was designed to ascertain the student’s existing level of experience in skills and simulation, in addition to their opinion as to how effective the current method of delivery was in relation to a positive learning experience, and generation of knowledge. Their viewpoint was also sought as to any thoughts they may have in relation to changing the delivery of The results demonstrated that, overall, there was a negative response from the students in relation to the current delivery of skills and simulation. The study identified further areas for research in relation to the delivery and integration of skills and simulation within a pre-registration nursing curriculum.

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Cust, F., Friend, A., Browne, E., & Woodrow-Hirst, B. (2021). Creation and introduction of a skills and simulation delivery framework Part I: Part 1: Student perception of skills and simulation delivery within a nursing curriculum. Journal of Practice Teaching and Learning, 18(3), 69–82. https://doi.org/10.1921/JPTS.V18I3.1715

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