Simulation is a pedagogical method frequently used in nurse training institutes. It uses ever-more sophisticated tools and equipment to reflect as closely as possible real-life situations. Feedback gathered from student nurses in the Grand Est region shows that their experience of these innovative approaches in initial training is positive.
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