Tips for the Use of Simulation to Maintain Competency in Performing High-Risk/Low-Frequency Procedures

Evelyn Stephenson

The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing · 2015 · 12 citations · 3 references

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Abstract

Simulations are a way for educators to provide a safe way to maintain competency for procedural skills. Simulations allow for controlled evaluation and educational environments for both learners and educators. Helping the learner discern important information is a benefit of preforming high-risk/low-frequency skills during a simulation. High-risk/low-frequency simulations are a way to ensure that learners can perform procedures with infrequent clinical opportunity.

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