The Art of Debriefing in Simulation Based Learning

As simulation-based education has grown as an accepted method of teaching in nursing education, so too has the need for structured and meaningful debriefings.

Stocking Your Debriefing Toolbox: References
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INACSL: Standards of Best Practice
Clinical Simulation in Nursing: INACSL Standards of Best Practice: SimulationSM Debriefing (12/01/2016).

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