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  • Medical Simulation Pedagogy

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  • The flipped classroom model is gaining traction in healthcare education, yet its application in simulation is a recent development.
  • Workshops at the International Meeting for Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH) revealed diverse understandings and implementation challenges of the flipped model among participants.

Discussion:

  • This article defines the flipped classroom model within the context of healthcare simulation.
  • It reviews current literature and participant feedback from IMSH workshops to address varied interpretations and concerns.
  • The discussion focuses on practical application and overcoming barriers to implementing flipped learning in simulation.

Key Insights:

  • Healthcare educators frequently encounter the flipped classroom concept but interpret it differently.
  • Concerns regarding the practical implementation of flipped learning in simulation settings are prevalent.
  • A clear definition and structured recommendations are needed to guide the effective use of this pedagogical approach.

Outlook:

  • Further research is needed to standardize the flipped classroom model in healthcare simulation.
  • Developing best practices and training programs can address current implementation challenges.
  • The article aims to provide a foundational framework for educators seeking to integrate flipped learning into simulation-based healthcare education.