Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Introduction: Simulation-based learning (SBL) is a valuable complement to the training of more qualified, competent and efficient professionals. Objective: To evaluate the scope and limitations of the implementation of a simulation-based learning environment with an interdisciplinary approach called “Simulation Clinic” from a teaching, curricular and evaluative perspective. Methods: Descriptive-exploratory study aimed at students of a higher education institution in 2022. A total of 272 students participated in the interdisciplinary SBL. Results: This strategy was approved by both students (4.28 average rating and 21% of students rated the activities with 5/5) and professors (4.56 average rating and one of them gave the maximum rating). There was evidence of an increase of 34.4% in the development of generic and specific competencies. The feasibility and effectiveness of the interdisciplinary SBL requires complex organizational, structural, technological and human factor adjustments for its adequate implementation in higher education institutions. Discussion: The results are in line with the objectives of several research studies that promote simulation-based teaching and learning leading to better performance in the clinical practices of medical and nursing students, while preparing students from other programs for professional practice.
Source: Journal of Posthumanism
Authors: Andres Chiappe Laverde, Ricardo Andrés Novoa Álvarez, Thiago Andrés Navarro Álvarez, Sandra Liliana Navarro Parra
Language: English
Subfield: Physiology
Field: Medicine
Domain: Health Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4411487207