Reducing the clinical placement burden on health services: creating a contemporary model of simulated clinical education using innovative teaching methods

Brett Anthony Williams; Robert Scholes; Jillian Claire French; Malcolm James Boyle

Reducing the clinical placement burden on health services: creating a contemporary model of simulated clinical education using innovative teaching methods

Brett Anthony Williams, Robert Scholes, Jillian Claire French, Malcolm James Boyle

Department of Paramedicine

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Abstract

The project that explored students' attitudes towards DVD simulations and the potential impact the simulations have on clinical placements is reported. It is suggested that clinical DVD simulations are an important and effective teaching and learning tool, particularly in relation to interprofessional education and multidisciplinary health care teamwork.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	26-27
Number of pages	2
Journal	Focus on Health Professional Education
Volume	10
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 2008

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Reducing the clinical placement burden on health services: creating a contemporary model of simulated clinical education using innovative teaching methods. / Williams, Brett Anthony; Scholes, Robert; French, Jillian Claire et al.
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