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Team training simulation in perioperative nursing education.

Jocelyne Granger¹, Trudy Hebb, Rolanda Lavallee

¹Perioperative Nursing Program, Registered Nurses Professional Development Centre, Halifax, NS.

Canadian Operating Room Nursing Journal

|August 10, 2011

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The traditional healthcare apprenticeship model is outdated. Team training simulation offers a new approach to develop competence in perioperative nursing learners, ensuring safe patient care.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Education
Nursing Professional Development
Surgical Patient Care

Background:

The traditional apprenticeship model in healthcare, including the "see one, do one, teach one" approach, is increasingly inadequate for modern learner needs.
Learners face challenges mastering core skills, performing procedures under supervision, and integrating into complex operating room environments.
Perioperative nursing educators require innovative educational strategies to foster learner competence and ensure patient safety.

Purpose of the Study:

To discuss the implementation and effectiveness of team training simulation for competence development.
To explore team training simulation as a viable alternative to traditional apprenticeship models.
To enhance the educational journey of perioperative nursing learners at the Registered Nurses Professional Development Centre (RNPDC) in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Main Methods:

This paper discusses the application of team training simulation.
Focuses on competence development within perioperative nursing education.
Utilizes case studies and observational data from the RNPDC.

Main Results:

Team training simulation effectively addresses the limitations of traditional apprenticeship.
Simulation facilitates the development of essential skills and teamwork in a controlled environment.
Learners demonstrate improved competence and readiness for safe patient care.

Conclusions:

Team training simulation is a crucial modality for modern perioperative nursing education.
This approach enhances learner competence and contributes to safer patient outcomes.
The RNPDC's experience highlights the value of simulation in professional development.