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Nurses working in Simulated Laboratories National Network
Editor Monica Peddle MRCNA
The Nurses Working in Simulated Laboratories National Network serves as a support network for nurses working in simulated learning centres, providing an information and professional development resource. The use of simulation methods in nursing education, such as role play, simulated patients, computer assisted learning and human patient simulators, is growing rapidly. These learning environments are becoming more complex to develop and facilitate. This network acts a resource through the dissemination of information to members; enhancing the development of clinical competence by contributing to the development of optimal learning environments for nursing students; and Assisting to develop skills and knowledge in educational practices of simulated learning methods.
Interactive network forums
This is a place for RCNA members to get together and discuss their nursing interests and issues affecting their practice
- sharing tips, tricks, research and questions
- letting others know about interesting reading you've been doing, courses you've undertaken, insights you've had into your professional nursing practice
- contributing to the formulation of policy at RCNA by posting a comment on a current issue and
- accessing information about relevant events
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