Using simulation to prepare nursing staff for the move to a new building.

Sara Knippa; Pol-Andre Senecal

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Using simulation to prepare nursing staff for the move to a new building.

April 26, 2017

Knippa S, Senecal P-A. J Nurses Prof Dev. 2017;33(2):E1-E5.

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Simulation provides opportunities to test skills in a variety of situations to improve safety and efficiency. This commentary describes the application of a simulation strategy to prepare nursing staff for a new environment to reduce risks.

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