The Scottish Simulation ‘KSDP’ Design Framework: a sense-making and ordered approach for building aligned simulation programmes

Impactful learning through simulation-based education involves effective planning and design. This can be a complex process requiring educators to master a varied toolkit of analysis tools, learning methodologies, and evaluative strategies; all to ensure engagement of learners in a meaningful and impactful way. Where there is a lack of thoughtful design, simulation-based education programmes may be inefficiently deployed at best, and completely ineffective or even harmful to learning and learners at worst. This paper presents a useful sense-making framework, designed to support simulation educators in designing their learning activities in a systematic, stepwise, and learner centred way.

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Advances in Simulation
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2024-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s41077-024-00321-3
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Simulation-Based Education in Healthcare
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The Scottish Simulation ‘KSDP’ Design Framework: a sense-making and ordered approach for building aligned simulation programmes

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The Scottish Simulation ‘KSDP’ Design Framework: a sense-making and ordered approach for building aligned simulation programmes

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Abstract

Impactful learning through simulation-based education involves effective planning and design. This can be a complex process requiring educators to master a varied toolkit of analysis tools, learning methodologies, and evaluative strategies; all to ensure engagement of learners in a meaningful and impactful way. Where there is a lack of thoughtful design, simulation-based education programmes may be inefficiently deployed at best, and completely ineffective or even harmful to learning and learners at worst. This paper presents a useful sense-making framework, designed to support simulation educators in designing their learning activities in a systematic, stepwise, and learner centred way.

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