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Can the use of simulation support pre registration nursing students in familiarising themselves with clinical skills before consolidating them in practice?

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Table 1: Simulation Group
Table 2: Simulation groups for sub-studies
Figure 1: Percentage difference in pre and post training MH-MCQ Scores
Figure 2: Percentage difference in pre and post training BLS-MCQ Scores
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