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科学领域:

  • 医学教育 医学教育
  • 认知心理学 认知心理学
  • 患者安全 患者安全

背景情况:

  • 医疗错误往往源于认知偏见,而不仅仅是缺乏知识.
  • 双过程理论通过系统1 (快速,直观) 和系统2 (缓慢,分析) 的思维来解释认知错误.
  • 系统1思维虽然高效,但容易产生偏见,因此需要对认知偏见和脱节策略进行培训.

研究的目的:

  • 评估对双重过程理论,认知偏见和第一年居民的 debiasing 策略的交互式讲座的有效性.
  • 评估居民对知识获取,讲座质量,相关性和实践变化可能性的看法.

主要方法:

  • 交互式30分钟讲座认知偏见和失智被交付给14名第一年居民.
  • 讲座前后的利克特尺度调查评估了对认知偏见和反思策略的知识.
  • 讲座后的调查评估了讲座的质量,相关性和预期的实践变化.

主要成果:

  • 讲座后,85.7%的居民报告了对认知偏见的良好/广泛知识 (与讲座前35.7%相比).
  • 讲座后,78.6%的受访者表示他们对退化策略有良好的/广泛的了解 (与讲座前的7.1%相比).
  • 所有参与者都高度评价了这次讲座,认为它很相关,并打算改变他们的实践.

结论:

  • 交互式讲座形式有效地提高了居民对认知偏见和失智策略的认知知识.
  • 积极的接待和实践改变的高概率表明,这种教育干预对于减少医疗错误有价值.
  • 互动讲座可以在向医疗学员介绍认知错误和失智的基本概念方面发挥关键作用.