Education

Clinical simulation is shifting the paradigm for medical education.

Old paradigm:
Didatic Lectures
See one, do one
New paradigm:
Self-directed learning
Practice to pre-defined standards of competency
Team training
Practice of safe medicine

Types of Clinical Simulation

  • Standardized Patients
  • Partial task trainers
    • Simple level
    • Higher level
  • Mannequins
    • Low-fidelity
    • High-fidelity
  • Virtual patients
  • Screen-based; computer-based
  • Combinations
    • Augmented encounters with technology
    • Crisis management

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