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  • The Simulation-Based Medical Education (SBME) and Its Situated Design Paradigm

    Simulation-based medical education is becoming increasingly common. In this paper, the status and goal of SBME development is analyzed after a brief introduction of SBME. Secondly, the essentiality and possibility of bringing SBME to a situated paradigm are clarified, because there are rich implications for situated cognition as the theory foundation of SBME. As a main discussion point, eight practical situated designing principles for SBME in theoretical and practical contexts are then expounded. Finally, a specific attitude toward the relationship between theory and practice for the SBME teachers is also elucidated.

    Release date:2016-09-07 02:08 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Peer debriefing in simulation-based medical education

    Debriefing has been identified as the most critical and important component in simulation-based education. Usually, debriefing following medical simulation is facilitated by a clinician (the debriefer). However, the shortage of clinical teachers due to the huge clinical workload has been the main obstacle for simulation-based medical education. Peer debriefing has been proved to be an effective alternative strategy to instructor-based debriefing, which might not be inferior to instructor-based debriefing. This review summarizes the application of peer debriefing in simulation-based medical education, and provides useful information for future practice in healthcare simulation.

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