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Nursing Student's Clinical Reasoning During Simulation, Rebecca S. Jensen
Nursing Student's Clinical Reasoning During Simulation, Rebecca S. Jensen
Rebecca S Jensen
Statement of problem While debriefing is considered essential for student understanding of the concepts embedded in a simulation, the measurement of clinical reasoning before and after debriefing has been minimally published. Students typically rate their performance as better than ratings by faculty, and the largest disparity is between self and faculty ratings for poorer performing students (Davis et al., 2006). Debriefing may be a method of attenuating students’ self-assessment by explicating their actions and reasoning during the simulation (Dreifuerst, 2012).
Hypotheses
- There will be no difference in student self-ratings and lab personnel ratings of student performance during simulation using the …