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Shahoumian, A, Saunders, M, Zenios, Maria 
ORCID: 0000-0001-8625-4260, Parchoma, G and Hanson, J
(2014)
Blended Simulation Based Medical Education: a Complex Learning/Training Opportunity.
In:
Learning and Collaboration Technologies: Technology-Rich Environments for Learning and Collaboration.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2
(8523).
Springer, New York, pp. 478-485.
ISBN 978-3-319-07484-9
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Abstract
Simulation Based Medical Education (SBME) as an innovative approach in Medical and Professionals Allied to Medicine (PAM) education has received international attention in the past few years to support improvement of patient safety and providing better health care services within hospitals. Blended SBME (B-SBME) is a new instructional model recently introduced into the field, which blends on-line briefing sessions followed by a simulation session, and concluded with immediate face-to-face debriefing sessions. In this paper we discuss the complexity of learning in B-SBME and how individualistic learning theories do not support understanding of all these processes. A shift in theoretical lens to socio-cultural theories may develop our
understanding of how we depict and theorise the learning that goes on in BSBME and whether B-SBME can act as a “boundary crossing tool” and support expanding of learning into clinical setting.
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