Comparative Study of Knowledge Acquisition, Satisfaction, Self-confidence and Perceived Support in Nursing Students Experiencing Simulation Versus Clinical Placement in Perinatal Care
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Main Authors: | Catherine Pépin (Author), Marilyn Aita (Author), Andréane Lavallée (Author), Johanne Goudreau (Author) |
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Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing,
2022-02-01T00:00:00Z.
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