Simulation-based education model for under-resourced nursing education institutions in Lesotho
Background: The changing landscape of nursing education to competency-based education has strengthened the importance of simulation learning in the process of developing the required graduate competencies. Aim: This study aimed to develop a model that guides the implementation of simulation-based ed...
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Main Authors: | Pule S. Moabi (Author), Ntombifikile G. Mtshali (Author) |
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