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  • Healthcare education
  • Crisis management
  • Simulation-based learning

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  • Newly implemented hospital incident command groups require specialized training.
  • Effective crisis response relies on a well-prepared incident command group.
  • Simulation offers a practical environment for learning crisis management skills.

Purpose:

  • To evaluate immersive simulation with video debriefing as an educational tool.
  • To assess changes in participant perceptions and motivation for leadership roles.
  • To determine the suitability of simulation for developing hospital incident command competencies.

Summary:

  • Participants engaged in immersive simulation scenarios, taking on roles within a hospital incident command group.
  • A 1-day workshop utilized these simulations followed by video-enhanced debriefing.
  • Post-simulation questionnaires measured changes in knowledge and perceptions.

Impact:

  • The majority of participants found the simulation effective in altering their task perceptions.
  • Simulation positively influenced participants' motivation to join hospital incident command groups.
  • This training approach is effective for building professional and personal competencies in crisis leadership.