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  • Healthcare education
  • Medical simulation
  • Patient safety

Background:

  • Procedural simulation (PS) is widely adopted globally for training healthcare professionals in psychomotor skills.
  • Existing evidence shows PS improves learner confidence, competence, and positively impacts patient outcomes and safety.
  • Current frameworks guide the use of PS, but a practical, theory-informed guide for its integration into training programs is lacking.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To present 12 practical tips for efficient procedural simulation (PS) training.
  • To translate educational concepts from theory into practical application for healthcare educators.
  • To assist healthcare educators in effectively incorporating and utilizing PS for optimal learning and professional practice transfer.

Main Methods:

  • A literature review was conducted to identify existing educational concepts and frameworks related to procedural simulation.
  • Twelve practical tips were synthesized from the literature, focusing on translating theory into actionable training strategies.
  • The tips are designed to guide healthcare educators in the implementation and optimization of PS.

Main Results:

  • The study provides a set of 12 practical, theory-informed tips for implementing procedural simulation in healthcare training.
  • These tips aim to bridge the gap between educational theory and practical application in PS.
  • The guidance focuses on enhancing both the learning process and the transfer of skills to professional practice.

Conclusions:

  • Effective integration of procedural simulation requires practical, theory-informed guidance for educators.
  • The presented 12 tips offer a framework for optimizing PS training in healthcare.
  • Implementing these strategies can lead to improved learning outcomes and enhanced patient care through better-trained professionals.