Adapting the Gamified Educational Networking Online Learning Management System to Test a Decentralized Simulation-Based Education Model to Instruct Paramedics-in-Training on the Emergency Intraosseous Access and Infusion Skill

Abstract

Intraosseous (IO) access and infusion is a safe and rapid alternative to intravenous access in obtaining vascular access for administering fluids and drugs. Healthcare professionals, such as primary and advanced care paramedics, use IO access and infusion in emergency circumstances where peripheral intravenous routes are inaccessible. IO access skills require hands-on training, which can be done remotely if the participants have access to simulation, instructions, guidance, and feedback. For the purpose of moving the training outside of the simulation laboratories, we have developed (1) an inexpensive and scalable three-dimensional (3D) printed and silicone-based advanced adult proximal tibial IO access and infusion simulator and (2) a unique learning management system (LMS) for remote simulation-based training. The LMS was built using the Django platform and supports experiential learning by providing access to educational and instructional content (including virtual simulation and serious games), allowing peers to communicate among themselves and with subject-matter experts, provide and receive feedback asynchronously, and engage in learning using gamification elements. The aim of this technical report is to describe the process of development and the final product of the LMS as a research and educational tool to scaffold remote learning of emergency IO skills by paramedics-in-training.

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