Emerging Trends and Innovation in Nursing Education

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Across
  1. 4. Term used in simulation literature to describe realism and accuracy of simulated scenarios (Tong et al., 2024)
  2. 8. Ethical limits discussed by Lolas & Basu (2023) that guide nurse behaviour
  3. 9. Persistent challenge addressed by simulation(Daneshfar & Moonaghi, 2025) - 3 words
  4. 10. High-fidelity learning method to bridge theory and practice
  5. 12. ___ Reality: immersive technology found to be effective in nursing education (Kiegaldie & Shaw, 2023)
  6. 14. ____ Integration: described as essential for modernizing simulation and curricula (Pan et al.,2025)
  7. 16. Concept referring to how well skills learned in simulation apply to real clinical settings (Pan et al., 2025)
Down
  1. 1. ___ Health: expanding domain requiring nurses to integrate technology into patient care and education
  2. 2. Key feature of VR simulation that enhances realism
  3. 3. Essential post-simulation component emphasized by Daneshfar & Moonaghi (2025)as critical for bridging theory and practice
  4. 5. Outcome Martinez (2022) found increased when students participated in project-based learning activities
  5. 6. Martinez (2022) highlights this quality as central to project-based learning that mirrors real-world nursing challenges
  6. 7. Feature of VR simulation emphasized by Kiegaldie & Shaw (2023) as improving learner confidence
  7. 11. Professional principles threatened by inappropriate online engagement
  8. 13. Core outcome strengthened through repeated practice
  9. 15. Ethical __: challenges highlighted by Lolas & Basu (2023) when nurses engage with patients or colleagues on social media