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Effects of Simulation-based Practice Using a Standardized Patient on Novice Nursing Students

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KMID : 1149420180060010013
±èÇöÁ¤ ( Kim Hyun-Jung ) - ½Å¼º´ëÇб³ °£È£Çаú

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Abstract

Purpose: This study aimed to clarify the effects of simulation-based practice using a standardized patient on nursing students¡¯ problem-solving capacity, self-efficacy for therapeutic communications, and confidence in clinical performance.
Methods: We adopted a one-group pretest?posttest experimental design. We examined changes in the students¡¯ problem-solving capacity, self-efficacy for therapeutic communications, and confidence in clinical performance before and after simulation-based practice and after clinical practicum.

Results: The scores for problem-solving capacity increased from 159.28 before simulation-based practice to 263.02 after it and 161.99 after clinical practicum, but there was no statistical significance(p=.775, p=.339). The scores for self-efficacy for therapeutic communications rose with statistical significance from 120.78 before simulation-based practice to 126.30 after it (p= .017), but fell to 120.52 after clinical practicum. The scores for confidence in clinical performance increased with statistical significance from 54.98 before simulation-based practice to 59.42 after it (p=.008) and 58.50 after clinical practicum (p<.001).

Conclusion: We confirmed that simulation-based practice with a standardized patient offers students hands-on experience of a clinical situation and, thereby, enhances their problem-solving capacity, self-efficacy for therapeutic communications, and confidence in clinical performance.
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Patient Simulation, Problem solving, Communication, Nursing students
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