Simulation education for nursing students' clinical skills
This study tests whether a new simulation-based teaching method helps nursing students make better clinical decisions and feel more confident in their nursing skills.
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Who can take part
- You must be a 3rd-year nursing student.
- You cannot have participated in any simulation training before.
- You must volunteer to take part in the study.
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