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Showing 1 to 20 of 97 for “"Clinical skills"”.
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Improving Medical Student Performance on Clinical Skills Exams
BACKGROUND: Clinical Skills Exams were created in an effort to determine the readiness of medical students to enter into residency. These exams place students in a simulated patient encounter and grade them on their proficiency in handling that encounter. The National Board of Medical Examiners …
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Human-Centred Design for Improving VR Training of Clinical Skills
… research aims to address the usability of VR clinical skills simulations, particularly focusing on interaction design, and proposes improvements for higher learning outcomes and user retention. A literature review and a usability case study of an off-the-shelf clinical VR training application …
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Measuring Outcomes in Competence and Confidence in Clinical Skills Through the Use of Standardized Patients
… student’s communication and patient interviewing skills and their confidence in those skills.</p> <p>Our study utilized a comparison group, repeated measures design with the collection of four survey instruments at pre-test and two posttest time points. The instruments for our study measured …
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The Impact of Content Specific Resident Teaching on the Knowledge and Clinical Skills of Medical Students
… resident-as-teacher training on the knowledge, skills, and perceptions of medical students. Studies reporting medical student outcomes following exposure to trained resident-teachers were identified in five databases and independently reviewed by two investigators. Analysis of contextual factors …
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Strengthening maternity service user involvement in midwifery clinical skills education through co-design of a mobile app.
… to support the involvement of women in midwifery clinical skills education. Design: Qualitative, participatory research was undertaken using a user-centred co-design framework. Methods: Qualitative data was collected using a World Café style approach with female employees of the university (n=7) …
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The effects of practical training methods of different forms and intensities on the acquisition of clinical skills
Simulation holds enormous potential for medical education, where patient safety concerns have made practice on patients less acceptable. However, there is no unequivocal evidence of simulation training translating to improved performance in vivo. Therefore, the aim of this thesis is to add to the …
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Exploring Pre-Licensure Nurisng Students' Perceptions of Faculty Feedback on Clinical Skills Assessments in Community College Programs
… nursing students and their professors regarding clinical skills performance assessment feedback. A quantitative, cross-sectional, non-experimental design was utilized in this study. Convenience sampling was conducted with 163 nursing students either enrolled in the program's first year or second …
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Evaluating and Improving the Assessment and Consistency of Feedback within the Clinical Skills Laboratory at Dundee Dental School
… appraise assessment tools used in evaluating the clinical skills of dental students in laboratory setting. In addition, the purpose of this thesis is to further develop the assessment tools to provide valid and reliable assessment and feedback on students’ performance.<br/><br/>Dental students …
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From Bedside To Mountainside: Preparing New Nurse Practitioners For Advanced Clinical Skills In Remote Settings Using A Novel Training Program
… of confidence) in performing specific advanced clinical skills and procedures (ACSPs) before and after completing this program. The practice of primary care in remote regions requires expanded clinical skills for high acuity scenarios given the isolation. With more new primary care NPs …
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Nursing education for the 21st century: an analysis of blended learning to teach clinical skills to 2nd year adult nursing students
… retain the relevant theory and practice of core clinical skills, to prepare them for registration. The teaching of clinical skills in particular remains a contentious area in nurse education as many nursing students report feeling unprepared and lacking in confidence upon registration. A …
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Factors influencing integration of theory into practice in clinical skills acquisition among registered nursing students at Livingstone schools of nursing and midwifery,Zambia
Understanding of any factor that may affect the skills acquisition of nursing students in the clinical area is essential to ensure that maximum benefits are gained from this aspect of nursing education. Factors which influenced integration of theory into practice in clinical skills acquisition …
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Factors influencing integration of theory into practice in clinical skills acquisition among registered nursing students at Livingstone schools of nursing and midwifery,Zambia
Understanding of any factor that may affect the skills acquisition of nursing students in the clinical area is essential to ensure that maximum benefits are gained from this aspect of nursing education. Factors which influenced integration of theory into practice in clinical skills acquisition …
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An Investigation Of Master's Level Counseling Students' Clinical Efficacy: The Relationship Between Graduate Record Examination Scores And Demonstration Of Clinical Skills In Practicum
… graduate program as well as acquire effective clinical skills. The primary method of measuring achievement potential for graduate students in Counselor Education programs represents Graduate Record Examination Scores (GRE); minimal scores on the examination are required for program admission. …
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The role of medical simulation curriculum in developing acute care clinical competence in undergraduate medical students in South Africa
… method in an undergraduate acute care clinical skills curriculum within a South African tertiary education environment. The study consisted of two phases. During phase one, I conducted a modified Delphi study to identify the acute care clinical skills competencies undergraduate medical …
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The skills-maintenance, competence paradigm for the evolving role of a Paramedic
… a large and developing paramedic skill set. The skills performed and incidents attended by paramedics are highly variable in relation to the frequency with which they will be encountered as well as the procedural complexity. This consideration, in the context of the literature around clinical …
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Teaching communicative competence in Health Sciences Education: An analysis of medical students' first biopsychosocial interview in a clinical setting
… at the University of Cape Town are taught in the Clinical Skills Department how to communicate and interact with patients in the pre-clinical years of training using primarily role play. This study examines how medical students transform classroom-based teaching into authentic clinical practice …
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Developing Inter-Professional Oral Health Education: An Evaluation of Educational Resources
… that develops a network of shared knowledge and clinical skills beyond the primary scope of practice.</p> <p>In this project, oral health learning modules developed for family practice residents were introduced to first-year dental students at the Dugoni School of Dentistry to improve their …
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Virtual Reality and Nursing Education: A Randomized Control Trial of the Effectiveness of Virtual Reality as a Simulation Modality
… modality to train pre-licensed nurses in clinical skills. As such, there is a lack of research on the effectiveness of VR training in critical skills that nurses will utilize in clinical settings. This research is vital because utilizing VR as a training tool can reduce the time and cost …
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Reconfiguring clinical theory and practice: exploring the impact of virtual reality learning environments on holistic healthcare education
… healthcare education. These VRLE have a focus on skills required for humanisation of care and the development of clinical intuition when practising clinical skills within the VRLE. Background: Healthcare pedagogy prepares future professionals to work in a highly skilled, caring and compassionate …
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A hermeneutic phenomenological investigation of adult nurses’ concept of agency in clinical nursing care within hospital settings
… nurses’ concept of agency, or power to act, in clinical nursing care within hospital settings. It examined how free or constrained nurses felt in nursing care within their scope of practice. There were questions of what constituted freedom in nursing care. Data was gathered using stories from …
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