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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"Standardized Patients"”.
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Standardized Patients in Occupational Therapy Education
<p>The use of standardized patients (SPs) in occupational therapy (OT) education has greatly increased in recent years; however, there is limited research on the perceptions of student’s clinical readiness utilizing SPs and whether or not the utilization of SPs prepare students for fieldwork. The …
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Mitigating Bias in Medical Education at the Intersection of Standardized Patients and Medical Students
Purpose: The Standardized Patient [SP] Program is a potential avenue through which students from races and ethnicities underrepresented in medicine [URiM] experience bias, due in part to the inherent subjectivity of an SP’s evaluation of the doctor-patient interaction. In most training programs, …
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Measuring Outcomes in Competence and Confidence in Clinical Skills Through the Use of Standardized Patients
… literature is available concerning the use of standardized patients (SPs) in physical therapy education related to outcomes which are assessed. The purpose of our study was to investigate the effects SP implementation had on first year, doctor of physical therapy (DPT) student’s communication …
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A QUALITATIVE REPORT OF THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE STANDARDIZED PATIENT PROGRAM THROUGH THE LENS OF STANDARDIZED PATIENTS AND MEDICAL STUDENTS
… Katz School of Medicine (LKSOM) established the standardized patient (SP) program, focusing on training healthcare professional students in patient interviewing and examination skills. Originating in 1963, SP programs have proliferated in American medical schools and abroad as a means to instruct …
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Assessing Patient-Centered Communication In Medical Education: A Crystallized Approach To Understanding The Quality, Nature, And Form Of Feedback By Standardized Patients
… effective clinical communication. Feedback from Standardized Patients (SPs) provides one strategy to teach PCC. SP feedback is highly valued, but little is understood about its quality, nature, and the form in which it is actually delivered. Methods: Using the meta-method of crystallization …
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Effects of a Mental-Health Clinical Simulation Experience Using Standardized Patients and Two Debriefing Styles on Prelicensure Nursing Students' Knowledge, Anxiety, and Therapeutic Communication and Psychiatric Assessment Skills
… simulated interviews using student volunteers as standardized patients.</p> <p>The simulation strategy was a formative experience designed to introduce students to psychiatric assessment while concurrently providing a forum to practice therapeutic communication. The simulations replicated common …
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Starting a Standardized Patient Program Using a Theatre Model
… used to train actors can be modified to train standardized patients to simulate patient encounters with medical students. With some background in standardized patients and simulation, a member of Theatre Department can start a standardized patient program at their own institution. This is based …
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Psychometric Properties of Standardized Patient and Faculty Rater's Evaluations of Pre-Licensure Nursing Student Competencies
… virtual learning, task trainers, mannequins, and standardized patients (SPs). External demands for improved accountability of clinical performance is requiring nursing educators to reevaluate methods of teaching and how we measure nursing competence (Nehring & Lashley, 2010). Standardized patients …
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Improving Student Experiences of the University of Arizona’s Nurse Practitioner Virtual Objective Structured Clinical Examinations
… and students also utilized Zoom for OSCE. Standardized patients participated in the UA simulation lab. Participants: Ten NP students from the 2016 FNP cohort. A second group of seven NP students from the 2017 FNP cohort. Measurements: Ten NP students were interviewed with open response …
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The Effects of Serial Position, Evaluation Format, and Behavioral Isolate on Verbal and Nonverbal Clinical Cue Recognition and Performance Ratings
<p>Standardized patients are individuals trained to realistically portray specific physical and psychological symptoms and evaluate healthcare trainees on their patient interaction skills. Prior research suggests that individual differences among standardized patients often result in assessment …
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Nursing Students’ Empathy in a Palliative Care Scenario: The Standardized Patient’s Perspective
… simulation-based palliative care scenario where standardized patients (SPs) play the patient, and the students’ empathy is described from the patient's perspective. This study aims to answer the research question: How do SPs describe their experiences and perceptions of empathy from senior …
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Psychometrics of OSCE Standardized Patient Measurements
… who then complete the same forms used by the standardized patients. Generalizability analysis was used to compute variance components for case, station, rater, and ratee (medical student), which allowed the computation of reliability estimates for multiple designs. Both the generalizability …
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Status of Abortion Curriculum In Genetic Counseling: Survey of Graduate Programs and Recent Graduates In The United States
… education, therefore role plays and use of standardized patients are proposed as potential solutions. Our results demonstrate a need for curricular reform in order to reduce variability in training and ensure that all graduates receive the same foundational abortion education.</p>
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The Effect of improvisations and Observations on Standardized Patient Encounters, Subjective Workload and Stress
<p>Standardized patients (SPs) are people trained to present a medical case for teaching and assessing medical students and they simultaneously perform several demanding tasks including portraying the patient, assessing the learner, and providing feedback. This study investigated the effect of …
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Achieving the Practice-Based Competencies: Are More Than 50 Cases Needed?
… benefit from supplementary training, including standardized patients or targeted didactic coursework, as they are less commonly encountered in fieldwork training but may require more opportunities to develop independent practice. Participants also noted multiple factors outside case numbers that …
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Development And Psychometric Evaluation Of An Instrument To Assess The Treatment Fidelity Of A Brief Opportunistic Intervention To Reduce Substance Use Among Pregnant Women
… the IAC brief opportunistic intervention with standardized patients portraying ATOD-using pregnant women in a simulated clinic setting. Psychometric analysis provided evidence of content validity. Intra-class correlation coefficients (ICC) calculated for inter-rater reliability were …
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The Impact of Perceived Communication Apprehension on Communication Effectiveness and Person-Centered Care Among Prelicensure Nursing Students
… surveys via Qualtrics software to students, standardized patients, and faculty observers following a simulated patient encounter. Data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics to examine relationships among communication apprehension, communication effectiveness, and …
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Exploring Healthcare Simulation as a Platform for Interprofessional Education
… activities; observational versus active methods; standardized patients versus mannequins) affect participants' post-test scores in perceived teamwork and collaboration in pre-licensure students while controlling for factors shown previously to affect these perceptions. A total of 716 medical, …
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A STUDY TO IDENTIFY FACTORS OF RATER COGNITION FROM DIFFERENT RATER PERSPECTIVES DURING PERFORMANCE-BASED ASSESSMENTS
… participating in a telehealth exam with a standardized patient. The student, standardized patient, and advanced practice faculty evaluated the student from their rating perspective through evaluation of the PBA scores, reflection questions, and interviews. A framework developed by Gauthier …
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Improving Medical Student Performance on Clinical Skills Exams
… Skills (CIS). They are graded by their standardized patients and by faculty members overseeing the exam. The scores for each encounter are then averaged together to create a student's final score. We grouped the score into three categories for bivariate analysis: High Pass, Low Pass, and …