Simulation Pedagogy With Nurse Practitioner Students: Impact of Receiving Immediate Individualized Faculty Feedback

Author: Grossman Sheila   Conelius Jaclyn  

Publisher: Springer Publishing Company

ISSN: 1078-4535

Source: Creative Nursing, Vol.21, Iss.2, 2015-05, pp. : 100-109

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Abstract

Family nurse practitioner (FNP) students must achieve basic competency in managing patients' primary care needs across the lifespan. Students in the FNP program have simulations integrated throughout their clinical theory courses to increase practice time with various patient cases. Students who received individualized faculty feedback immediately after self-evaluation of simulation performance showed statistically significantly increased knowledge (as evidenced by higher grades in course examinations and preceptor evaluations) than a control group of students who received feedback in a group class via a rubric grading guide 2–4 weeks after all students completed their individual simulations.