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    • Medical Simulation
    • Surgical Education
    • Cognitive Psychology

    Background:

    • Assessing surgical trainees' technical and non-technical skills is crucial for patient safety.
    • Current assessment methods may not adequately prepare trainees for high-stress operating room events.
    • Simulation offers a controlled environment for skill evaluation and development.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present a simulator-based methodology for assessing surgical trainees' technical and cognitive skills.
    • To evaluate the impact of cognitive strategy on surgical performance during crisis scenarios.
    • To validate the simulation environment's usability and its effect on surgical skill acquisition.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a simulator integrating technical and cognitive skill assessment within a medical simulation environment.
    • Included crisis scenarios to evaluate cognitive strategy effects on low-level surgical skills.
    • Conducted a scientific evaluation with 19 junior surgeons, assessing usability, technical performance (vertebroplasty), and mental workload during crisis.

    Main Results:

    • Surgeons rated the simulation environment's face validity highly (mean score 4.68 ±0.48).
    • Training in the simulation environment improved task completion speed.
    • Introduction of crisis scenarios led to a negative impact on objective surgical performance.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed simulator provides a valid and highly usable platform for surgical training and assessment.
    • Simulation-based training can enhance surgical task efficiency.
    • Realistic simulation of emergent events is essential for preparing surgical residents to manage crises effectively.
    • Addressing the negative impact of crisis scenarios on performance is critical for improving operating room safety.