Postsimulation Debriefing to Maximize Clinical Judgment Development
Janet M. Lusk, Kerry Fater
Abstract
Janet M. Lusk, Kerry Fater
Abstract
With the increased prevalence of simulation as a teaching strategy, there remains a need to establish best practice guidelines to foster nursing education goals. One essential goal of nursing education is clinical judgment development. The debriefing component of simulation clearly provides a forum to enhance clinical judgment development. Following a literature review of debriefing in nursing and other disciplines, the authors suggest strategies that optimize debriefing after simulation as a means to promote clinical judgment among nursing students.
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With the increased prevalence of simulation as a teaching strategy, there remains a need to establish best practice guidelines to foster nursing education goals. One essential goal of nursing education is clinical judgment development. The debriefing component of simulation clearly provides a forum to enhance clinical judgment development. Following a literature review of debriefing in nursing and other disciplines, the authors suggest strategies that optimize debriefing after simulation as a means to promote clinical judgment among nursing students.
Key concepts: Debriefing, Clinical judgment, Psychology, Nurse education, Medical education, Nursing, Medicine, Medical physics