Simulation-Based Education Article Matrix and Analysis Used with Permission Northern Kentucky University: College of Health and Human Services DNP816: Analysis and Application of Health Data for APRN Practice
Simulation-Based Education Article Matrix and Analysis
Used with Permission
Northern Kentucky University: College of Health and Human Services
DNP816: Analysis and Application of Health Data for APRN Practice
Professor Robinson
September 21, 2024
Article Matrix and Analysis
Student Name: Madison Balsinger
PICOT Question: Among new graduate nurses (P) in a hospital, does high-fidelity simulation-based training (I), as compared to traditional unit orientation (C), lead to increased confidence and competence (O) in clinical skills within their first six months of employment (T)?
Search process: The Northern Kentucky University W. Frank Steely Library website was utilized to complete an advanced search. Boolean phrases were used in order to find relevant articles with specific key words in the title of an article. Articles were evaluated based on the relevance to the PICOT question as well as the type of research that the article contained.
Search terms: simulation education nursing (TI) AND new graduate (TX)
Databases: MEDLINE, Academic Search Complete, Gale Academic OneFile
Total number of articles obtained from search results: N= 57
Number of articles initially excluded based on abstract reading: N= 14
Number of articles reviewed: N= 12
Number of articles excluded based on criteria: N= 16
Inclusion Criteria: English, peer-reviewed, published within the past five years, PDF full text
Exclusion Criteria: Article review, clinical practice guideline, published greater than five years ago, not peer-reviewed, not English
Number of systematic reviews or meta-analyses used in Matrix- N = 0
Repeat this table – one for each article you are review. DO NOT double space in the table
The matrix and analysis assignment to submit consists of : 1). introduction describing the search process for this topic, 2). the review table (1 for each article = 5), 3). summary analysis, 4). reference page and 5). PDF copies of the articles – list by 1st author name as attachments
Sterner, A. (PhD), Skyvell Nilsson, M. (PhD), Jacobsson, M. (MSc), & Eklund, A. (PhD) (2022) |
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Article Focus/Title |
Ability to care in acute situations – the influence of simulation-based education on new graduate nurses |
Research Design/Intervention (describe intervention) |
Quantitative pretest/posttest design. The intervention in this study was a one-day simulation-based education program for new nurses that included a workshop on communication, four simulation scenarios (chest pain, altered level of consciousness, sepsis, opioid intoxication), and debriefing sessions after each simulation exercise. |
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