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Article | IMSEAR | ID: sea-200080

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Background: Simulation-based learning (SBL) enhances problem-solving, improves skills in health care professionals. Authors assessed its use in teaching and learning pharmacology among medical undergraduates exposed to METIman, human patient simulator.Methods: Medical undergraduate students exposed to SBL for over a year (8 clinical pharmacology related scenarios) were asked to fill a validated questionnaire at the end of the academic year.Results: Of 145 students who underwent SBL, the data of 84 were analysed. The overall satisfaction score with SBL was highly significant in 79 (94%) with a score of 26-35. Participants opined that it increases the depth of experience (91.6%), provides a no risk learning and immediate feedback opportunity (93.4%), a good opportunity to come across rare scenarios (86.2%), enhances decision making, communication, teamwork and skill development (92%); opportunity of repeated learning and enhanced patient safety at hospitals (89.28%), reduces the dependency on patients (72.8%), good opportunity for crisis training (88.0%) were other factors favouring the use of SBL. Preference for an increase in the number of classes allotted to simulation (27.4%) and reducing the duration of class (9.6%) were the major suggestions. It is an excellent method to teach and make it interesting to learn pharmacology (80.0%)Total score varied between 23-35 with a mean盨D of 35�.64. None had a score of 7-15.Conclusions: SBL is an effective teaching and learning methodology with adequate participant satisfaction. It can be of immense utility as a learning tool with better outcome in learning, retention and recall.

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Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research ; (12): 537-540, 2016.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-672373

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Clinical practice is the critical stage of training medical students in basic clinical quality.For the current major issues,such as lack of clinical case resources,lack of teaching conditions,and less chances of practice for students,cases library combined with medical human patient simulator is used in extern's teaching.Through this teaching,the students can touch numerous and comprehensive clinical cases,grasp clinical techniques proficiently,predominate diagnosis and treatment of common diseases in Orthopaedics efficiently by using medical human patient simulator.The effect of clinical practice teaching is improved greatly.The practice of related teaching means and methods provides a new way for the reform of the practice teaching.

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Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research ; (12): 342-344, 2013.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-435975

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High fidelity human patient simulator has become more and more important in clinical medical practice education.Medical circle has more and more realized that non-technical skill (NTS) is closely associated with the improvement of medical quality.This paper attempted to carry out a preliminary discussion on theory and practice of applying NTS in simulation training of critical care medicine based on their own teaching experiences.

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Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research ; (12): 102-104, 2012.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-424877

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ObjectiveTo evaluate whether the human patient simulator-based training would improve the leadership and management skills in critical care unit physicians.MethodsThe 40 physicians was completed 1/2 day of training on the human patient simulator. Each subject participated in four scenarios in the rescue team and two experts scored emergency care skills and teamwork leadership/interpersonal skills. A multiple choice question examination and training effectiveness questionnaire were completed before and after training.ResultsThe training effectiveness had more advantages than traditional teaching.Improvement was seen in participants' scores in leadership skills ( 34.8% ),interpersonal ability ( 36.5% ) and self-confidence ( 29.9% ).ConclusionHuman patient simulator training may be useful for leadership,teamwork,and self-confidence skills in critical care unit physicians.

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Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research ; (12)2005.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-624383

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Diagnostics is a very important course as a bridge connecting the basic course with the clinical course. There are many problems which are very difficult to resolve in the traditional diagnostics teaching. If we widely use computer human patient simulator and establish clinical skill teaching mode, then we will greatly improve the quality and efficiency of the diagnostics teaching.

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