New debriefing framework aims to boost nurses' psychological safety
A newly published debriefing framework for nursing simulation sessions seeks to enhance psychological safety and amplify nurses' voices in health care. The model, called Power in Practice, structures debriefs into four stages—Feel, Think, See and Move. The research was led by Laura Macià Casòliva of Althaia, with contributions from Clara Selva Olid of the Behavioural Design Lab and Carlota Riera Claret of UVic‑UCC. The framework appears in the journal Clinical Simulation in Nursing.
Key facts
- Power in Practice was developed by a research team to guide nursing simulation debriefs.
- The framework targets better psychological safety and recognition of nurses' leadership.
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Why it matters
Improved debriefing can strengthen nurse leadership and patient safety.
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First published from Phys.org