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The Effectiveness of Simulation‐Based Versus Patient‐Based Clinical Education in Nursing: A Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis

Sep 2026 · Nursing Open · Vol 13 · 0 citations · 78 references
Medicine

Abstract

To compare the effectiveness of simulation‐based education (alone or in combination with patient‐based clinical teaching) in undergraduate nursing students, when measured using objectively assessed outcomes.

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