Challenges, opportunities, and organisational readiness for simulation-based education in pre-registration nursing: A national survey across the United Kingdom

Focusing on staff development, particularly in digital and simulation skills, is essential to optimise facilitators' readiness for SBE. Organisational readiness also requires further development in areas such as resource availability and necessitates leadership engagement. Understanding the challenges, developing targeted solutions, and engaging in strategic planning are vital. Addressing these factors would enhance SBE adoption and sustainability, ultimately improving students' clinical competency, preparedness, and clinical placement capacity.

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Nurse Education Today
Published
2025-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nedt.2025.106881
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3
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Simulation-Based Education in Healthcare
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Challenges, opportunities, and organisational readiness for simulation-based education in pre-registration nursing: A national survey across the United Kingdom

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Challenges, opportunities, and organisational readiness for simulation-based education in pre-registration nursing: A national survey across the United Kingdom

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Abstract

Focusing on staff development, particularly in digital and simulation skills, is essential to optimise facilitators' readiness for SBE. Organisational readiness also requires further development in areas such as resource availability and necessitates leadership engagement. Understanding the challenges, developing targeted solutions, and engaging in strategic planning are vital. Addressing these factors would enhance SBE adoption and sustainability, ultimately improving students' clinical competency, preparedness, and clinical placement capacity.

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