Authors
Nida Jawabreh
Ahmad Ayed
Ahmad Batran
Pages From
364
Pages To
369
ISSN
ISSN ONLINE 2162-5344 ISSN PRINT 2162-5336
Journal Name
OPEN JOURNAL OF NURSING
Volume
9
Issue
4
Keywords
High Fidelity Simulation, Undergraduate Nursing Students, Knowledge
Abstract

Simulation-based teaching ingredients actual patient encounters with high fidelity simulators, mimicking real-time patient scenarios in a realistic, controlled environment. This study examined the effect of the simulation on nursing students’ knowledge of adult nursing course before and after simulation sessions. An experimental, one-group (pretest-posttest) design was used. A convenience sample of nursing students enrolled in adult nursing course (n = 102) attended the 8 simulation scenarios. A paired t-test indicated that posttest mean knowledge of adult nursing course was higher than pre-course; however, simulation is significantly effective in helping to improve nursing students’ knowledge.