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Student Nurses values of peer assessment and debriefing within a simulation exercise.
Simulation is a widely recognised part of nurse education utilising clinical scenarios within a safe environment. However, a planned debriefing session is not always routinely part of this. This paper explores the experience of twenty undergraduate nursing students participating in a simulation exercise and being both peer assessed and peer debriefed by their fellow student cohort.