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Realism

Posted on May 5, 2015March 29, 2015 by kcaners

What is it? Realism is the degree to which your simulation environment recreates or mimics the patient environment for your learners. A word on fidelity. The terms realism and fidelity are essentially interchangeable. However, many often associate the term fidelity with the amount of technology used to recreate the patient environment. For example, when educators … Continue reading Realism →

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