TL;DR
Simulation may enhance empathy and caring, though further research is needed to confirm causality and further research is needed to confirm causality.
BACKGROUND Palliative care and end-of-life care training are increasingly recognized as essential components of nursing education worldwide. Comprehensive training in general palliative care can prepare nurses for handling complex challenges. Simulation-based training offers an innovative approach to prepare nurses and...
Combining virtual simulation with standardized patients shows promise for strengthening clinical competence in nursing education and future research should prioritise standardised intervention frameworks, core outcome sets, multicentre trials, longitudinal follow-up and economic evaluation.
This study underscores the significant role of SBE in preparing students for real-world clinical challenges and advocates for its broader adoption in nursing and midwifery curricula across Malawi to strengthen health-care education and service delivery.
It is demonstrated that a single, well-designed interprofessional simulation session can yield meaningful educational benefits, with potential downstream benefits for patient safety in critical-care environments.
Introduction Nurses play an essential role in providing care to patients, and having the necessary skills, knowledge, and attitudes for effective pain assessment and treatment is crucial for ensuring best patient outcomes. The purpose of this paper is to review recent research about current nurses' knowledge and attitu...
The findings suggest that targeted, interprofessional education may support the development of role identity and legitimacy for ACP among allied health professionals and generalist nurses.
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