Responding to the unexpected: Tag team patient safety simulation
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posted on 2020-03-04, 00:00 authored by Trudy DwyerTrudy Dwyer, Tracy Levett-Jones, Tracy FlenadyTracy Flenady, Kerry Reid-SearlKerry Reid-Searl, P Andersen, S Guinea, Leeanne HeatonLeeanne Heaton, Judith Applegarth, BC GoodwinBackground: Tag Team Patient Safety Simulation (TTPSS) was developed to prepare work-ready nursing graduates in the context of patient safety. Method: This descriptive study examined nursing students' (n = 721) satisfaction with the TTPSS and validated the Satisfaction with Patient Safety Simulation Experience Scale (SPSSES). Results: Students reported higher levels of overall satisfaction with TTPSS. Themes from open-ended responses, Observing and being observed and Learning to respond to unexpected, provided insight to the satisfying components of the learning experience. Conclusions: The SPSSES is a valid survey instrument, verifying student's satisfaction with this large group simulation approach in preparing them to respond to patient safety issues. © 2019 International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning
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36Start Page
8End Page
17Number of Pages
10eISSN
1876-1402ISSN
1876-1399Publisher
Elsevier, USAPublisher DOI
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University of Southern Queensland; University of Technology Sydney; University of the Sunshine Coast; Australian Catholic UniversityEra Eligible
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