Effects of a home-visit nursing simulation program for frailty prevention in older adults on nursing competencies: a quasi-experimental pre–post study - Takeaways - MDSpire

Effects of a home-visit nursing simulation program for frailty prevention in older adults on nursing competencies: a quasi-experimental pre–post study

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  • HyoEun Park

  • GyeongSook Park

  • HwaYoung Kim

  • June 17, 2026

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    A home-visit nursing simulation program was developed to enhance nursing competencies for preventing frailty in elderly patients.

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    The study utilized a quasi-experimental pre-post design with 50 undergraduate nursing students to evaluate the program's effectiveness.

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    Significant improvements were observed in clinical judgment and clinical performance after the simulation, while self-efficacy showed no significant change.

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    Simulation quality positively correlated with improvements in clinical judgment and performance, indicating its educational value.

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    The findings support the use of home-visit simulation as an effective strategy in nursing education to prepare students for community health challenges.

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Effects of a home-visit nursing simulation program for frailty prevention in older adults on nursing competencies: a quasi-experimental pre–post study

  • by HyoEun Park, GyeongSook Park, HwaYoung Kim

  • June 17, 2026

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