Leveling: an approach to Advanced Human Simulation which maximizes learning and available resources

Lanctot-Shah, S.; Fearing, J.; Morrow, S.

Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 164: 328-332

2011


ISSN/ISBN: 0926-9630
PMID: 21335732
Document Number: 648313
Advanced Human Simulation using computerized mannequin patients has been established as an effective and innovative means of delivering nursing education. Consistent student feedback underscores the value of this teaching approach and the learning gained from it. Students enthusiastically request additional simulated learning opportunities. Instructors acknowledge the additional time and human resources required to provide quality simulated experiences, especially in a small rural college, but consider it worth the effort. As a means of addressing both of these issues, the concept of leveling a simulation scenario involving a client experiencing a cardiac event which can be edited, modified and embellished has been created to provide an on-going learning opportunity across the four years of a baccalaureate degree in Nursing.

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