VermontYear of Regulation: 2010 Percentage of Clinical Replacement Hours: No more than 25% Ratio of Simulation to Clinical Hours: Not defined Definition of Simulation: Medium-fidelity simulation refers to patient-care scenarios that use a full body simulator with installed human qualities such as breath sounds, without accompanying chest rise or other affective and psychomotor responses (paraphrased from a chapter by D. Spunt in P. Jeffries 2007, Simulation in Nursing Education). ** High fidelity simulation “refers to structured student learning experiences with the use of a technologically advanced computerized mannequin, the Human Patient Simulator (HPS). HPS is anatomically precise and reproduces physiologic responses” (as defined by the NCSBN Research Brief, Vol. 40, June 2009). Simulation Educator Requirements: Not defined Resources: |
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