Research trend

Clinical Simulation Research Trends

Recent publication patterns, student learning angles, and practice implications for Clinical Simulation.

Editorial context

How to use this collection

This trend view groups 16 reviewed records connected to Clinical Simulation. It is a reading path, not a claim that publication volume alone proves a change in practice; compare dates, methods, populations, and source strength.

What is included

  • The record is associated with Clinical Simulation.
  • Newer and older records remain visible for context.
  • Trend interpretation must be verified against the cited studies.

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A Mixed Methods Study Comparing Nursing Preceptored Clinical Learning Experiences and Nursing Simulation Clinical Learning Experiences of Nursing Students in a Midwest Community College

A Mixed Methods Study Comparing Nursing Preceptored Clinical Learning Experiences and Nursing Simulation Clinical Learning Experiences of Nursing Students in a Midwest Community College is a dissertations/theses -...

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Replacing the Pediatric Traditional Clinical Experience with High-Fidelity Simulation in an Associate Degree Nursing Program

The lack of access for the traditional clinical experience for nursing students, especially those in an Associate Degree nursing program, and the projected shortage of nursing faculty to educate nursing students in the..

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Undergraduate Nursing Students' Perceptions of Clinical Readiness Increase with Integration of Simulation Using ATI-Supported Resources

This study found that increasing undergraduate HBCU nursing students' exposure to simulation using ATI resources by 50% led to positive perceptions (87% felt prepared) and a desire for more such courses, suggesting...