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Standardized Patient Simulation to Facilitate Learning in Evidence-Based Oncology Symptom Management.
Journal of Nursing Education 2018 April 2
BACKGROUND: New graduate nurses lack the specialty knowledge and skills necessary to provide effective symptom management to oncology patients. The purpose of this article is to describe the development of a simulation-based learning experience using standardized patients to enhance undergraduate nursing students' ability to apply evidence-based principles learned in the classroom to oncology symptom management practice.
METHOD: Faculty developed two standardized patient simulations for a 7-week senior seminar in evidence-based oncology symptom management.
RESULTS: Faculty, students, and standardized patients provided positive feedback. Students appreciated the realism and innovation of using simulation in a seminar-style course. Faculty and students identified that more time was needed for the simulations, and revisions are planned for the next offering of the seminar to address this concern.
CONCLUSION: The integration of standardized patients is a feasible learning strategy to facilitate learning of evidence-based oncology symptom management principles among undergraduate nursing students. [J Nurs Educ. 2018;57(4):250-253.].
METHOD: Faculty developed two standardized patient simulations for a 7-week senior seminar in evidence-based oncology symptom management.
RESULTS: Faculty, students, and standardized patients provided positive feedback. Students appreciated the realism and innovation of using simulation in a seminar-style course. Faculty and students identified that more time was needed for the simulations, and revisions are planned for the next offering of the seminar to address this concern.
CONCLUSION: The integration of standardized patients is a feasible learning strategy to facilitate learning of evidence-based oncology symptom management principles among undergraduate nursing students. [J Nurs Educ. 2018;57(4):250-253.].
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