Framework for the integration of simulation within pre registration healthcare courses

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Successful integration of the simulation into a healthcare curriculum presents significant opportunities to enhance the quality, delivery and impact of education in healthcare training programmes. The “5 Stage Approach” is the first pedagogical framework of its kind to support the integration of simulation into healthcare curricula from the outset of training. This flexible framework allows for a gradual increase in cognitive load whilst building confidence and competence in a real-world ‘simmersive’ context. The approach consists of five stages; 1. Theoretical learning 2. Facilitated practical (Task Training) 3. Simulation consolidation (facilitated simulation) 4. Simulation days (Remote Facilitation) 5. Clinical practice. The integration of skills and simulation using this framework moves away from ‘task training’ and incorporates simulation earlier

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Its is a study of how we crated a framework to help educators intergrade simulation within an undergraduate healthcare programme. The 5 stage approach is designed to support the integration of simulation, taking a student from theory to practice

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Contributed by: Emily Browne
Authored by: Emily Browne, Midlands Air Ambulance, Head of Education and Training
Mike Philips, Staffordshire University, Dean of Health, Science and Wellbeing School
Charlotte Philips, Staffordshire University
Authored on: 12 May 2021
Licence: Creative commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International More information on licences
First contributed: 07 November 2023
Audience access level: Full user

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