… Our results suggest that low-fidelity clinical simulation intervention training in palliative care
is an appropriate and low-cost tool for acquiring competitive skills. Learning in the simulation …

… the contributions of clinical simulation for learning cognitive and … Student’s perceptions
about the simulation, positive aspects and … of active, critical and reflective learning (47.5%) was …

… Reed is assistant dean and director of clinical simulation and … variations in how the
simulation intervention in the studies … mastery learning was used as the simulation intervention. …

… Teachers and students in this study were mostly satisfied with the newly developed
educational intervention in the simulation centre. Teachers were particularly pleased with …

… and interventions and were responsible for recording their observations of the activity.
Observers could also aid their teams at the end of the simulation activity fostering a peer learning …

… Clinical simulation is a teaching/learning strategy that can be used to facilitate collaboration
… and learning from one another. Specifically, research using simulations with interventions …

… uses of highfidelity medical simulations that lead to effective learning. We identified 10
features and uses of the medical simulations as educational interventions and present them in …

… This design was constructed to measure current knowledge and clinical judgment skill
prior to and following the education intervention using the methodology of simulation-based …

… Simulation also allows students to develop self-confidence and competence in basic clinical
skills and learn … , 1-hour cardiovascular simulation intervention on a summative assessment …

… after the intervention (the simulation program). At the same time we question what learners
think about the assessment tagged to the program and if it contributes to learning itself. The …