Development and evaluation of a clinical simulation for new graduate nurses: A multi-site pilot study
Nurse Education TodayPublished 18 November 2016
Dukyoo Jung, Soon Hee Lee, Sook Jung Kang, Jung Hee Kim
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The involvement of current practicing of nursing in certain scenarios and the implementation of simulation learning could enhance the readiness of new graduate nurses.
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The involvement of current practicing of nursing in certain scenarios and the implementation of simulation learning could enhance the readiness of new graduate nurses.
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