Effects of high-fidelity simulation in the management of cardiac arrest among emergency and critical care nurses: A randomized trial

Key Points

• Effective simulation training improves cardiac arrest outcomes for nursing staff involved in emergency care.
• The study demonstrated a 15% increase in correct management steps during cardiac arrest scenarios after training.
• Observational analysis of training sessions for emergency and critical care nurses provided insights into skill enhancement.
• These findings suggest that high-fidelity simulation may promote better emergency care practices, necessitating broader adoption.