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Medical Education
Simulation-Based Learning
Reflective Practice

Background:

Debriefing is a widely recognized reflection-on-action strategy in simulation-based education.
Reflection-in-action may be a more critical learning process than post-event debriefing.
The concept of the reflective pause is underutilized in simulation education literature.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce and explain the concept of the reflective pause.
To highlight the importance of reflection-in-action during simulation.
To demonstrate how the reflective pause can enhance learning objectives in simulation.

Main Methods:

Literature review on reflection-in-action strategies.
Conceptual explanation of the reflective pause.
Discussion of practical applications during simulation cases.

Main Results:

The reflective pause is a valuable, yet underused, strategy in simulation-based education.
This technique can effectively guide learners toward educational objectives.
It offers a method to accentuate the reflection-in-action process.

Conclusions:

The reflective pause is a powerful tool for simulation educators.
Integrating the reflective pause can significantly enhance the learning process during simulations.
Further exploration and adoption of the reflective pause are recommended for simulation-based training.