Abstract
Objective To evaluate the effects of high-fidelity simulation training on academic selfefficacy and learning motivation in undergraduate nursing students.Methods 84 undergraduate nursing students were randomized into the control group and the intervention group,nursing students in the control group received traditional health assessment training,while nursing students in the intervention group received health assessment training by high-fidelity simulator.The effects were evaluated by academic self-efficacy,learning motivation and skill performance in undergraduate nursing students.Results There were significant differences on academic self-efficacy,learning motivation and skill performance in undergraduate nursing students between the two groups.Conclusions High-fidelity simulation training can effectively enhance undergraduate nursing students’ academic self-efficacy,learning motivation and skill performance.It is proved to be helpful for competence development in clinical practice. Key words: Teaching methods; Academic self-efficacy; Learning motivation; High-fidelity simulation training
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