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Media Supported Problem-Based Learning And Role-Play In Clinical Nurse Education, Leeann Whitehair, Meg O'Reilly Jan 2011

Media Supported Problem-Based Learning And Role-Play In Clinical Nurse Education, Leeann Whitehair, Meg O'Reilly

Dr Meg O'Reilly

The introduction of a problem-based learning role-play into an undergraduate nursing degree has motivated and inspired students to take an active approach to learning. Practising the role of a registered nurse and working in a simulated patient environment were seen as valid preparation for future practice. Collaborating with peers and tutors provided students with confidence to solve authentic patient problems and motivated them to accept responsibility for preparation and active participation during lab sessions. Inclusion of digital recordings of expert demonstrations of clinical skills significantly enhanced students’ skills development. Students’ future colleagues working in health care, noted their preparedness, high …