Implementing the Standards of Best Practice for Simulation
Nurse EducatorPublished 15 November 2014
Tonya Rutherford-Hemming, Lori Lioce, Carol F. Durham
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Challenges and approaches to enhance implementation of the Standards of Best Practice: Simulation into practice are discussed to improve education, increase patient safety, and reduce variability in simulation experiences.
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The Standards of Best Practice: Simulation are a resource for quality and consistency of simulation, evaluation of outcomes, and improvement of simulation programs. The Standards provide guidelines for practice and a vital framework for strategic planning, research, and faculty development. This article discusses challenges and shares approaches to enhance implementation of the Standards into practice to improve education, increase patient safety, and reduce variability in simulation experiences.
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