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High-fidelity Simulators and Standardized Patients on the Stoma Care
This is a randomized controlled study to investigate the effects of skill training on a low-fidelity simulator with a standardized patient using a wearable ostomy model on the stoma care skills and satisfaction levels of nursing students.
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