急诊科模拟对药学专业学生跨专业团队技能和态度的影响

Michael P Kelsch, Rebecca Brynjulson, Allison Hursman, Amy Werremeyer, Heidi N Eukel
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目的:用一种新颖的混合方法来评估急诊科模拟对药学专业学生跨专业团队技能和态度的影响。方法:由药学和医学专业学生组成的跨专业团队进行模拟急诊科相遇。同一次会议的两轮会议中,由药学和医学院协助举行了一次简短的情况汇报会议。第二轮谈判结束后举行了一次全面、全面的汇报会议。在每一轮的模拟之后,药学院用一份基于能力的清单来评估药学院的学生。药剂学学生在模拟前和模拟后分别完成了跨专业技能和态度的基线自我评估。结果:基于学生自我评估和教师观察评分,药学学生在提供清晰和简洁的口头跨专业沟通和使用共同决策制定协作护理计划方面表现出显着改善。学生的自我评估也显示出对团队护理计划的贡献显著增长,并在跨专业团队中表现出积极的倾听技能。通过定性分析,药学学生注意到在各种基于团队的技能和态度方面的自我提升,包括信心、批判性思维、角色识别、沟通和自我意识。结论:该模拟实验为药学专业学生提供了一个学习机会,提高了他们的团队合作和跨专业合作能力。基于一种新颖的混合方法评估,学生自我评估和教师观察评级与跨专业技能和态度的显著增长有关。该模拟为学院/学校提供了一个模板经验,至少在一定程度上满足与医学生合作的跨专业教育相关的ACPE标准。
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Impact of an Emergency Department Simulation on Pharmacy Students' Interprofessional Team Skills and Attitudes.

Impact of an Emergency Department Simulation on Pharmacy Students' Interprofessional Team Skills and Attitudes.

Objective: To evaluate the impact of an emergency department simulation on pharmacy students' interprofessional team skills and attitudes as measured by a novel mixed methods approach. Methods: A simulated emergency department encounter was executed by interprofessional teams consisting of pharmacy and medical students. Two rounds of the same encounter were separated by a short debriefing session facilitated by pharmacy and medical faculty. A full, comprehensive debriefing session occurred after conclusion of the second round. Pharmacy faculty evaluated pharmacy students using a competency-based checklist after each round of the simulation. Pharmacy students completed a baseline self-assessment of their interprofessional skills and attitudes pre-simulation, and again post-simulation. Results: Pharmacy students demonstrated significant improvement in providing clear and concise verbal interprofessional communication and using shared decision making to develop a collaborative plan of care, based upon student self-assessment and faculty observational ratings. Student self-assessments also showed significant perceived growth in contributing to the team's plan of care, and demonstrating active listening skills within the interprofessional team. Through qualitative analysis, pharmacy students noted perceived self-improvement in a variety of team-based skills and attitudes including confidence, critical thinking, role identification, communication, and self-awareness. Conclusion: This simulation provided a learning opportunity for pharmacy students to improve their skills related to teamwork and interprofessional collaboration. Based upon a novel a mixed methods assessment, both student self-assessment and faculty observational ratings were associated with significant growth in interprofessional skills and attitudes. This simulation provides a template experience for colleges/schools to meet, at least in part, ACPE Standards related to interprofessional education in collaboration with medical students.

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