Promoting Safer Opioid Practices and Professional Collaboration Through Interprofessional Simulation.

Brian Fasolka, Gina N Robertiello, Michelle Knapp, Beth Latimer, Janna Roitman
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Abstract: Simulation-enhanced interprofessional education is widely viewed as an effective teaching pedagogy to foster effective communication and teamwork for healthcare students. Pharmacists and registered nurses must learn to work collaboratively during their educational programs in order to be prepared for the complexities of modern healthcare. This study evaluated prelicensure pharmacy and prelicensure nursing students' perceptions of professional collaboration before and after caring for a standardized patient exhibiting opioid dependence secondary to inappropriate use of an opioid analgesic. Statistically significant gains in communication, collaboration, roles and responsibilities, patient-centered care, conflict management, and team functioning were measured for both pharmacy and nursing students after the interprofessional simulation. This study adds to the existing evidence that suggests simulation-enhanced interprofessional education is an effective teaching strategy; however, this study demonstrates its usefulness for students learning about safer opioid analgesic practices.

通过跨专业模拟促进更安全的阿片类药物实践和专业合作。
摘要:人们普遍认为,模拟增强型跨专业教育是一种有效的教学方法,可培养医护学生的有效沟通和团队协作能力。药剂师和注册护士必须在他们的教育课程中学会协同工作,以便为复杂的现代医疗保健做好准备。本研究评估了执业前药剂师和执业前护士学生在护理一名因阿片类镇痛剂使用不当而表现出阿片类药物依赖的标准化病人前后对专业协作的看法。经过跨专业模拟训练后,药学和护理专业学生在沟通、协作、角色和责任、以患者为中心的护理、冲突管理和团队功能方面都取得了统计学意义上的明显进步。这项研究补充了现有的证据,表明模拟增强型跨专业教育是一种有效的教学策略;不过,这项研究证明了模拟增强型跨专业教育对学生学习更安全的阿片类镇痛实践非常有用。
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