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DOI: 10.1016/j.ecns.2011.07.003
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Simulation Decreases Nursing Student Anxiety Prior to Communication With Mentally Ill Patients

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“…(11) The contact of students with an innovative situation can create tensions and interfere with the learning process. (12) However, the participation in simulation scenarios promotes mainly the learning and improvement of critical thinking. (13) In this direction, recent systematic reviews have highlighted the use of this strategy as a vehicle for knowledge acquisition and early identification of deterioration of patients.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(11) The contact of students with an innovative situation can create tensions and interfere with the learning process. (12) However, the participation in simulation scenarios promotes mainly the learning and improvement of critical thinking. (13) In this direction, recent systematic reviews have highlighted the use of this strategy as a vehicle for knowledge acquisition and early identification of deterioration of patients.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Less favourable aspects of simulation relate to high anxiety levels and a dislike of being observed especially among novice students. [28] Immersive learning is a strategy where learners are located in place that closely represents the 'real world' so that they can fully experience the sounds, smells, sight and physical aspects of that environment. [29] Shön [30] described this as a practicum, a place where disbelief is suspended as the learner becomes an actor as part of the scene.…”
Section: Content In Labtutormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each student entered the patient role in 2 minutes and simulation application was evaluated by 4 students. In the study of Szpak ve Kameg (2013), demographic data collection questionnaire, pre-post anxiety visual analog scale, pre-post stimuli state anxiety questionnaire and simulation evaluation questionnaire were used. In this study, primarily, a lecturer which will have a part of simule patient"s talking was determined.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This communication skills education is given from nursing instructors within curriculum content. But, despite of education, in clinical application areas, students can feel anxious and afraid after establishing interaction between individual who has mental disorder and nurse, because of negative behaviors of patients (Kaas 2010 Page | 20190 effective alternative method for reducing anxiety and fear of students (Szpak & Kameg 2013). Simulation is defined as a method that student gains virtual experience in an activity which reflects realistic life conditions with the aim of education or observation (Alinier 2006;Alexander 2013 In this collection, it is aimed to determine the effectiveness of simulation applications, which will be used in education, and application of mental health and psychiatry nursing in the worldwide.…”
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confidence: 99%