End-of-life education: An explorative study using artificial intelligence simulations in undergraduate nursing

Gen AI simulations enhanced students' competence and engagement in EOL discussions. While some participants noted a lack of emotional depth in AI responses, the overall experience was found to be safe, informative, and promising for nursing education.

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Nursing Outlook
Published
2025-12-17
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.outlook.2025.102652
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Simulation-Based Education in Healthcare
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Abstract

Gen AI simulations enhanced students' competence and engagement in EOL discussions. While some participants noted a lack of emotional depth in AI responses, the overall experience was found to be safe, informative, and promising for nursing education.

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