In this issue of Nursing Clinics of North America, guest editor Dr. Penni I. Watts, Assistant Dean for Clinical Simulation and Training at the University of Alabama School of Nursing, brings her considerable expertise to the topic of Healthcare Simulation in Nursing Practice. Simulation is typically utilized in nursing education, but there are many important uses, and positive outcomes, for simulation in the clinical setting. Topics covered include simulation for improving communication skills, professional integrity and ethical considerations, designing evidence-based scenarios for simulation experiences, plus many more. Top experts explore these topics with an eye on relevance to practicing bedside nurses.
Creating an Effective Simulation Environment Professional Integrity and Ethical Considerations in Simulation Considerations for Culturally Congruent Healthcare for Simulation in Bedside Clinical Practice Setting Learners up for Simulation and Clinical Success: Achieving Psychological Safety The Essentials of Debriefing and Reflective Practice Implementing Simple and Effective Simulation Experiences Designing Evidence-based Simulation Scenarios for Clinical Practice Simulation Modalities in Clinical Practice Using Simulation to Improve Communication Skills Breaking Barriers with Simulation-Enhanced Interprofessional Education: Transforming Interprofessional Education Through Simulation Use of Simulation for Improving Quality and Patient Safety Simulation’s Use Across the Clinical Landscape Simulation for Competency Development in Clinical Practice The Role of Simulation in Graduate Nursing Education: Preparing Learners for Practice
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