Abstract
BackgroundBest practice guidelines exist for debriefing, but only a little is known on how these align with the unique attributes of virtual simulation. This study explores self-debriefing, virtual debriefing, and in-person debriefing methods after a virtual gaming simulation. MethodsA focus-group-study methodology was employed with a convenience sample of 24 nursing students. The study was theoretically informed by the 3D Model of Debriefing. ResultsStudy results were categorized according to four thematic areas including defusing, discovering, deepening, and environment. ConclusionThis study provides insight into design and implementation of various debriefing formats using the unique features of virtual simulation.
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