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2020, Nurse Education in PracticeCitation Excerpt :Many of the recommendations of the PETTLEP model would assist in fulfilling the current guidelines on simulation and assist with an effective transition into becoming a registered nurse. However, it should be noted that as good as any simulation experience may be, it cannot entirely replace some of the traditional learning methods, as students still need to learn at the bedside with real patients (Hegarty and Bloch, 2002; Lane et al., 2001). It is important that nurses can transfer the learning from simulation into a real life practice setting before qualifying.
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2008, Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North AmericaCitation Excerpt :The original CASE system has since been replaced by more technologically advanced mannequins, firmly grounding human patient simulation within the field of anesthesia for training, evaluation, and research. Human patient simulation has spread from anesthesiology into a number of health care specialties and domains, such as emergency medicine [14,15], critical care medicine [16,17], neonatology [18], obstetrics [19,20], invasive cardiology [21], nursing [22,23], and graduate and postgraduate medical education [24,25]. Some degree of simulator and simulation fidelity is required to engage participants in a learning or evaluation activity.
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