2018
DOI: 10.1590/0034-7167-2016-0503
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Abstract: Objective: to describe the experience of clinical teaching on dengue and the practice of epidemiological surveillance using problematization methodology. Method: report of experience on educational activity with undergraduate nursing students, held in March 2016, at a public university in the city of São Paulo, conceived in four stages: dialogic lecture, active search of Aedes aegypti, case study and simulation of nursing consultation to individuals with dengue. Results: The activity allowed to retrieve previo… Show more

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“…Simulation has been used primarily in undergraduate nursing programmes to teach nursing skills in view of its safety and ability to afford nursing students the opportunity to practise skills until they achieve competency level. Simulation complements traditional education with actual patients and enables nursing students to learn in ways that eliminate risks to patients, thus providing them with opportunities to develop and explore problem-solving skills, clinical skills and critical thinking skills (Berragan 2014 :1143; Cant & Cooper 2010 :3; Khalaila 2014 :253; McCaughey & Trayner 2010 :827; Mills et al 2014 :12; Ribeiro et al 2018 :451; Sanford 2010 :1006; Secomb, McKenna & Smith 2012 :3475).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Simulation has been used primarily in undergraduate nursing programmes to teach nursing skills in view of its safety and ability to afford nursing students the opportunity to practise skills until they achieve competency level. Simulation complements traditional education with actual patients and enables nursing students to learn in ways that eliminate risks to patients, thus providing them with opportunities to develop and explore problem-solving skills, clinical skills and critical thinking skills (Berragan 2014 :1143; Cant & Cooper 2010 :3; Khalaila 2014 :253; McCaughey & Trayner 2010 :827; Mills et al 2014 :12; Ribeiro et al 2018 :451; Sanford 2010 :1006; Secomb, McKenna & Smith 2012 :3475).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%