Educators used epistemic networks to examine closed-loop communication strategies during debriefing¶
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q2 i? The results indicate that educators effectively utilised epistemic networks to examine closed-loop communication strategies during guided team reflection. → Zhao 2026
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Zhao 2026¶
Zhao, L., Echeverria, V., Gašević, D., Yan, L., Alfredo, R., Li, X., & Martinez-Maldonado, R. (2026). Automated multimodal visual analytics of social and epistemic dimensions in team communication for reflective practice in healthcare simulation. Computers & Education, 252, 105655. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compedu.2026.105655
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The article's summary of findings from the qualitative analysis of 28 debriefing sessions states that educators "utilised social networks to guide reflection on engagement and roles, and epistemic networks to examine closed-loop communication strategies". The acknowledging code indexes closed-loop communication in the epistemic network.
"The results indicate that educators effectively utilised social networks to guide reflection on engagement and roles, and epistemic networks to examine closed-loop communication strategies."
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Related Claims¶
- Educators used social networks to guide reflection on engagement, roles, and shared mindset during debriefing — related
- Learners and educators perceived social and epistemic networks as useful for supporting reflective activities on team communication — related
- Social networks were comprehensible to learners, but epistemic networks presented interpretation challenges for some learners — related
- Epistemic network analysis showed Type 1 concentrating on behaviour-related code connections, Type 2 on both communication- and behaviour-related connections, and Type 3 on communication-related connections — related
- NTS training improves observable team behavioural performance in EDs, including more frequent closed-loop communication, clearer role allocation and prioritisation, improved situational awareness, and higher teamwork ratings (moderate certainty). — related
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