Registration is Open!! February NELNE (Virtual) Mini-Workshop - Evaluating Simulation Experiences Using SET-M: Enhancing Nursing Education Through Evidence-Based Assessment

Purpose: To equip nursing faculty and simulation educators with the knowledge and skills to effectively evaluate simulation experiences using Simulation Effectiveness Tool–Modified (SET-M) SET-M tool, ensuring evidence-based improvements in teaching, learner engagement, and curriculum design.

Speaker: Rose Kronziah-Seme, PhD, MSN, RN, CHSE is an Assistant Professor with expertise in nursing education and clinical simulation. Her responsibilities include curriculum development, teaching graduate-level courses, and leading simulation-based learning initiatives. She is passionate about improving learner outcomes through evidence-based evaluation tools like SET-M and advancing faculty development in simulation pedagogy.

Objectives:

• Explain the purpose and components of SET-M
• Analyze the role of SET-M in evaluating learner outcome
• Apply SET-M in practice to evaluate simulation session
• Critically appraise validity and reliability of SET-M
• Develop strategies for integrating SET-M findings