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User evaluation of clinical simulation-based learning developed by FORCE (Framework for Online Radiographer Clinical

K Matthews¹, C Kamp², N Dalen-Seime³

¹University College Dublin, Ireland.

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The FORCE virtual learning environment offers highly satisfactory simulation-based learning resources for radiography students and professionals. These online tools effectively enhance clinical knowledge and patient care, with minor suggestions for navigation improvements.

Keywords:

Online radiography education Radiography education Simulation based learning

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Digital Health

Background:

The FORCE initiative, funded by the EU, developed a virtual learning environment (VLE) with clinical simulation scenarios to address pandemic-related disruptions in radiography education.
The VLE provides open-access, simulation-based learning (SBL) resources for Diagnostic Imaging, Nuclear Medicine, and Radiotherapy, supporting problem-based learning and professional awareness in radiography undergraduates.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the FORCE VLE and its SBL resources through an online survey.
To gather feedback from academic, clinical staff, and students in Radiography to guide future VLE development.

Main Methods:

An online survey was administered to radiography academic/clinical staff and students.
The survey utilized a modified Course Experience Questionnaire (CEQ) with a five-point Likert Scale (LS) covering case structure, content, interactivity, technical aspects, multimedia, and overall experience.
Open-text responses were collected for qualitative feedback.

Main Results:

109 participants (27% response rate) from 13 countries, primarily students (77%), responded to the survey.
A median LS score of 4 indicated high satisfaction across all evaluated categories.
Content analysis of open-text comments revealed 139 positive opinions regarding the SBL resources.

Conclusions:

The FORCE VLE SBL resources are highly valued for interactivity, applicability, and their role in consolidating knowledge and improving patient care.
Minor suggestions for enhancement focused on navigation and content specificity.
Expanding online SBL case availability can improve radiography education and promote inclusivity.