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Simulation-Based Learning in Nursing Education: Perspectives of Student Nurses in the Philippines
World Journal of Nursing Research
| Vol 4, Issue 1
Table 1. Summary ofEmergent Themes, Subthemes, and Illustrative Participant Quotes
| Theme | Subtheme | Illustrative Participant Quote |
| 1. Emotional and Psychological Responses | From anxiety to confidence | “At first, I was really nervous because it felt like an exam, but after several sessions, I felt more confident handling patients.” (P3) |
| Role of facilitator support | “The instructor’s feedback made me feel less scared and more prepared to respond.” (P7) | |
| 2. Skill Development and Practical Application | Enhanced critical thinking | “Simulation made me think fast and decide safely without harming a real patient.” (P2) |
| Teamwork and communication | “We learned how to work together, just like in a hospital setting.” (P9) | |
| 3. Challenges in Simulation-Based Learning | Resource and time constraints | “We sometimes lacked equipment, but we improvised with what we had.” (P1) |
| Adaptability and perseverance | “Even with limited tools, we learned to be resourceful and creative.” (P5) |