There are few reports of the effectiveness or satisfaction with simulation to learn cardiac surgical resuscitation skills. The objective of the paper was to test the effect of simulation on the self-confidence of nurses to perform cardiac surgical resuscitation simulation and nurses’ satisfaction with the simulation experience. Results showed self-confidence scores to perform all cardiac surgical skills as measured by paired t-tests were significantly increased after the simulation. Nurses were highly satisfied with the simulation experience.
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