Web-based simulation for nursing student fall risk training
This study compares how nursing students learn fall risk assessment using either standard patient practice or web-based simulation. The trial tests which method helps students understand and perform fall prevention skills better.
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Who can take part
- You are a first-year nursing student in an accredited nursing school
- You have completed both classroom theory and hands-on clinical training
- You are willing to attend all study sessions without missing any
- You are willing to commit to the entire study from start to finish
- You have never worked as a nurse and do not currently work in nursing
- You were admitted to the nursing program through regular entrance (not from vocational health school, foreign student exam, or associate degree transfer programs)
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