SIMULATION TRAINING

This study tested whether a virtual coach can teach a life-saving emergency procedure as well as a human instructor. Fourteen adults used a mixed-reality simulator to learn how to insert a balloon into the aorta to stop severe bleeding. The goal was to see if the virtual coach wa…

This study tested whether a six-week simulation-based training program helps mothers of young children prevent home accidents and improve first aid skills. 46 mothers with children aged 2-4 took part. The training included a guidebook, videos, and hands-on simulations. The goal w…

This study looked at whether a mental imagery session—picturing the steps in your mind—could help 5th-year medical students place a peripheral IV catheter on a training mannequin. 96 students took part. The goal was to see if this technique improves first-attempt success and redu…

This study compared two teaching methods for midwifery students: virtual simulation alone versus virtual simulation plus hands-on practice with a manikin. Thirty-two students participated, focusing on managing severe preeclampsia. The goal was to see if adding clinical simulation…

This study compared two ways of teaching nursing students to read ECGs: hands-on simulation training versus interactive digital games. 31 nursing students took part. The goal was to see which method improved their ECG reading skills more. Results will help educators choose the be…

This study looked at whether combining web-based simulation with a high-reality mannequin (hybrid simulation) helps nursing students learn advanced life support better than using either method alone. 73 nursing students who had completed certain courses took part. The goal was to…