2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.purol.2015.05.006
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Simulation et rétention des acquisitions : application au drainage vésical

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“…The rate of medical interns who felt adequately trained to perform this skill varied from 26% (8) to 55.6% (3,4), among the French and Irish experiences. Similarly, simulation-based learning is underused and underreported in urology curricula, despite being the best way to train, assess and improve the skills of healthcare professionals (9). Effectively, Ballouhey et al observed an increase in the knowledge score of UC over 3 rounds of simulation-based teaching, without mentioning the clear teaching methodology between or before the sessions (9).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The rate of medical interns who felt adequately trained to perform this skill varied from 26% (8) to 55.6% (3,4), among the French and Irish experiences. Similarly, simulation-based learning is underused and underreported in urology curricula, despite being the best way to train, assess and improve the skills of healthcare professionals (9). Effectively, Ballouhey et al observed an increase in the knowledge score of UC over 3 rounds of simulation-based teaching, without mentioning the clear teaching methodology between or before the sessions (9).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Une recension ciblée des écrits rapportant des études d'évaluation des effets de la simulation en éducation médicale révèle que la majorité des travaux évaluent ces effets au regard des deux premiers niveaux de la pyramide de Kirkpatrick [6] : la satisfaction et l'apprentissage. Par ailleurs, de très nombreuses études documentant l'impact de la simulation ne concernent que l'examen physique ou les gestes procéduraux [7].…”
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