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Lessons Learned From an International, Multisite Simulation Research Study.

Cynthia Foronda¹, Jeanne Alhusen

¹Author Affiliations: Assistant Professors, School of Nursing, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland.

|January 19, 2016

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Conducting international, multisite simulation research requires careful planning and standardized procedures. Key lessons learned emphasize early human subjects training and site-specific considerations for improved pedagogy and student outcomes.

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Area of Science:

Medical simulation research
International research collaboration
Educational pedagogy

Background:

Multisite research presents unique logistical challenges.
Simulation research is crucial for advancing medical education.
Standardization is vital for reliable multisite study outcomes.

Purpose of the Study:

To detail the process of an international, multisite simulation research study.
To identify and share critical lessons learned from this complex research endeavor.
To enhance the methodology of future simulation-based educational research.

Main Methods:

International collaboration across multiple research sites.
Implementation of standardized simulation protocols.
Systematic documentation of challenges and solutions encountered during the study.

Main Results:

Early completion of human subjects training for site leaders is essential.
Securing deferral agreements for multiple sites streamlines the process.
Addressing differences in simulation center capabilities is critical for success.
Contingency planning for team member availability is necessary.

Conclusions:

Despite challenges, international multisite simulation research is rewarding.
Lessons learned can significantly advance the science of simulation in education.
Improved pedagogy and student learning outcomes are achievable through rigorous research.
Standardization and proactive planning are key to successful multisite simulation studies.