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Three-component simulation design: prebriefing, immersive scenario, and structured debriefing aligned with Healthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice

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Description

A simulation-based educational design comprising 3 structured components aligned with best practices for simulation-based education: prebriefing, immersive simulation, and debriefing. Prebriefing was an asynchronous session establishing psychological safety, reviewing learning objectives, and outlining expectations. The immersive scenario involved a high-fidelity manikin reproducing respiratory mechanics, hemodynamic variability, and physiological responses. Debriefing was a structured 30-minute session emphasizing reflective practice, emotional processing, recognition of performance gaps, and reinforcement of effective clinical judgment.

Design Implications

Context

Requirements

  • A high-fidelity manikin capable of reproducing respiratory mechanics, hemodynamic variability, and physiological responses consistent with the patient case.
  • Faculty facilitators conducting a structured debriefing designed to meet the Healthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice.

Constraints

  • Participation in the simulation was a required component of the course curriculum; completion of the SET-M evaluation was voluntary.

Target Learners

  • Second-year doctoral nurse anesthesia students (SRNAs)

Learning Goals

  • Structured handoff communication
  • Clinical decision-making in high-acuity scenarios
  • Interprofessional collaboration and leadership

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Key Sources

  • Meyers AB, Morgan B, Smallheer B. (2026). Enhancing ICU-OR Handoff Communication Through Simulation-Based Education in Nurse Anesthesiology Training. Critical Care Nursing Quarterly. https://doi.org/10.1097/CNQ.0000000000000627
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title Three-component simulation design: prebriefing, immersive scenario, and structured debriefing aligned with Healthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice
description A simulation-based educational design comprising 3 structured components aligned with best practices for simulation-based education: prebriefing, immersive simulation, and debriefing.
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generated by process:settle-candidates on 2026-11-04
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