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Trudy Dwyer¹, Kerry Reid Searl¹, Margaret McAllister¹

¹Central Queensland University, Rockhampton Campus, Australia.

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Summary

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This study piloted an innovative, low-cost, portable simulation for healthcare professionals to train in recognizing and responding to deteriorating patients. The humanistic approach enhanced engagement, offering a viable alternative for resuscitation education.

Keywords:

Advanced life support High-fidelity simulation Hybrid simulation Simulation learning

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Patient Safety
Simulation Technology

Background:

High-fidelity simulation centers are crucial for patient safety but face limitations like cost and portability.
Creative innovation is needed to broaden the reach of simulation-based resuscitation training.

Purpose of the Study:

To pilot an inexpensive, portable, humanistic simulation modality for educating nurses and doctors.
To assess its effectiveness in training for recognizing and responding to deteriorating patients.

Main Methods:

A novel, high-fidelity, humanistic simulation modality was piloted.
Five focus group discussions were conducted with participants to gather feedback.

Main Results:

The main theme identified was high engagement in the simulation experience.
Key subthemes included the realism of the character, believability of the experience, and increased participant connection.

Conclusions:

This innovative simulation modality provides a practical and effective alternative for resuscitation training.
It addresses the limitations of traditional high-fidelity simulation centers, enhancing accessibility and engagement.