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A guideline meeting simulation was developed and evaluated to improve participant understanding and engagement in healthcare decision-making processes. The simulation proved useful and educational, highlighting the importance of preparation for effective guideline development.

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  • Healthcare guideline development
  • Medical education simulation
  • Health policy and decision-making

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  • Healthcare guideline meetings are crucial for decision-making but can be complex for participants.
  • Involving diverse stakeholders like patients and healthcare workers is essential for effective guidelines.
  • Lack of understanding of processes can hinder participation in guideline development.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop, run, and evaluate a simulation of a guideline meeting.
  • To provide guidance for others wishing to implement similar simulations.
  • To enhance understanding and preparedness of participants in guideline development.

Main Methods:

  • Developed and conducted five guideline meeting simulations in Norway.
  • Used a recommendation on telemedicine as the simulation topic.
  • Participants role-played as guideline development group members, including experts, health professionals, and patient representatives.
  • Included preparatory meetings and structured guideline discussions.

Main Results:

  • Participants found the simulation useful, interesting, educational, and enjoyable.
  • Role-playing was generally well-received, despite initial skepticism.
  • Adequate time for evidence review and preparation was deemed crucial.
  • Many participants wished they had prepared more thoroughly before the meeting.

Conclusions:

  • The simulation effectively engaged participants and provided valuable learning experiences.
  • Feedback indicated the need for emphasis on pre-meeting preparation.
  • The study offers a model and practical guidance for developing and running similar simulations in healthcare settings.