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  • Process Engineering
  • Educational Technology

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  • Healthcare organizations face increasing complexity, necessitating tools for consistent, safe patient care.
  • Mastery learning techniques are crucial for minimizing learner outcome variation, enhancing care consistency and cost-effectiveness.
  • Organizations are in states of transformation, presenting opportunities for organizational-level mastery learning implementation.

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  • To explore the integration of simulation techniques and mastery learning for organizational improvement in healthcare.
  • To highlight simulation as a necessary tool for enhancing value-driven and consistent care processes.
  • To demonstrate how simulation, as a process engineering tool, can improve system performance.

Main Methods:

  • Utilizing simulation techniques (computer-based and non-computer-based algorithms) as a process engineering tool.
  • Integrating mastery learning concepts at an organizational level.
  • Leveraging evolving technologies to enhance system performance and reduce reliance on bespoke solutions.

Main Results:

  • Simulation offers advantages over traditional quality improvement methods for enhancing system performance.
  • Integrating simulation with mastery learning provides a powerful platform for improving value-based care.
  • This combined approach addresses the need for consistent, safe, and cost-effective healthcare delivery.

Conclusions:

  • Simulation, combined with mastery learning, is an effective strategy for improving healthcare processes and outcomes.
  • Organizational-level application of these techniques can drive necessary change and enhance value-based care.
  • Simulation represents a vital technological advancement for modern healthcare management and quality improvement.