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Are Simulators Paving a New Way for Continuing Education?

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¹First-Year Postgraduate Resident, Department of Periodontics and Oral Medicine, University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Simulated learning, including surgical simulators, enhances clinician training by improving knowledge retention and confidence. This technology offers a flexible, less anxious environment for practicing complex procedures, transforming healthcare education.

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Surgical Training
Healthcare Pedagogy

Background:

Simulated learning has a long history and was crucial during COVID-19 remote learning.
Surgical simulators are integrated into continuing healthcare education to overcome operating room time constraints.
This approach offers a relaxed environment for practicing complex surgical procedures.

Approach:

This review synthesizes evidence on the benefits and limitations of surgical simulators.
It examines current trends in simulated learning within healthcare education.
The focus is on the impact of simulators on clinician knowledge, confidence, and anxiety.

Key Points:

Simulated learning improves knowledge retention and clinician confidence.
It provides easier access to educational materials and reduces learning anxiety.
Surgical simulators offer a valuable alternative to traditional operating room training.

Conclusions:

Simulated learning represents a significant shift in higher education for healthcare.
It is transforming academic institutions and clinical practice.
There is substantial potential for simulated learning in continuing dental education.