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A national training program for simulation educators and technicians: evaluation strategy and outcomes.

Debra Nestel¹, Margaret Bearman², Peter Brooks³

¹HealthPEER, Faculty of Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences, Monash University, Victoria, 3800, Australia. debra.nestel@monash.edu.

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The Australian Simulation Educator and Technician Training (AusSETT) Program successfully trained a competent simulation workforce. This national initiative enhanced simulation-based education quality and scale in health professions.

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Area of Science:

Health Professions Education
Simulation-Based Education (SBE)
Medical Simulation Training

Background:

Simulation-based education (SBE) has rapidly expanded in health professions education.
A competent faculty is crucial for high-quality SBE.
The Australian Simulation Educator and Technician Training (AusSETT) Program was developed to address the need for enhanced SBE quality and scale.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the effectiveness of the large-scale Australian Simulation Educator and Technician Training (AusSETT) Program.
To assess the impact of the train-the-trainer model on simulation educators and technicians.
To inform future national strategies for simulation workforce development.

Main Methods:

A train-the-trainer model incorporating workshops and e-learning modules.
Multi-stakeholder, objectives-oriented evaluation strategy with data collection at immediate and two-month follow-up points.
Analysis of quantitative (descriptive statistics) and qualitative (thematic analysis) data from participant evaluations, observer reports, and interviews.

Main Results:

High ratings for content and educational methods, exceeding pre-established standards.
Participants reported positive impacts on their educational practices.
Observers noted a high-quality educational experience aligned with participant needs.

Conclusions:

The AusSETT Program is a valuable and sustainable learning resource for developing a competent simulation workforce.
The national training program model is feasible and largely met its objectives.
Evaluation findings provide insights for refining future national simulation education strategies.