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Creating an Online Interprofessional Collaborative Team Simulation to Overcome Common Barriers of Interprofessional Education / Eine internetbasierte, interprofessionelle Teamsimulation zur Überwindung organisatorischer Hürden in der interprofessionellen Ausbildung


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IPOC-SEEDS Simulati on Process Steps
IPOC-SEEDS Simulati on Process Steps

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IPOC-SEEDS Online Simulation Methods
IPOC-SEEDS Online Simulation Methods

IPOC-SEEDS Simulation Development

Develop ContentTasksReview
Patient case

Expand a standardised patient case (available from the National League for Nursing) to an interprofessional case to be applicable to all professions involved. Four-day case included multiple IP encounters, orders, laboratory results, vital signs, imaging, medication administration record and intake and output findings.

Multiple iterations with IP faculty and informatics/ technology experts feedback (IP development team)

Audio patient encounters

Develop patient-professional visit script for each of the four professions with actor/patient collaboration.

Record, save and post securely audio of each uni-professional patient-professional encounter (3–8 min each) on LMS

Multiple iterations of IP faculty and patient expert feedback

Successful completion of task with technology expert assistance

Team-led debriefing

Develop presentation on how to team debrief after the simulation (10 min)

Develop student-led questions to be used during team debrief.

Faculty peer review

Modified from evidence, faculty expert feedback

Assessment measures

Develop simulation evaluation survey to address learning/study objectives

Select PACT-novice tool to review the team encounters

Select and modify DASH tool to assess the student-led team debriefing

Modified established competencies through multiple iterations of IP faculty and technical experts feedback

ROL to find and modify appropriate tool, IP faculty feedback

Develop Technology
Electronic health record (EHR)

Determine appropriate EHR documentation forms for each profession

Build patient case in EHR including documentation by all providers, orders, vital signs, medication administration record, imaging and flow sheets

Develop student and faculty instructions for accessing and navigating EHR

Develop IP plan of care team documentation form

Informatics expert assessment

Informatics and HIM/ EHR experts consulted to create an EHR

Informatics and EHR expert consulted

Informatics expert researcher consulted

Learning Management System (LMS)

LMS simulation shell development (welcome, simulation directions, 3-week content, evaluation, access to EHR, web-conferencing and e-mailing of team and faculty)

Loading of students and faculty into simulation shell

Faculty peer review

LMS technology expert consulted

Synchronous webconferencing system

Create directions to access, use and record in web conferencing system

Technology expert consulted

Demographics

DemographicsFall 2013 PilotN = 100Spring 2014N=106
Nutrition16Nutrition0
MSN29MSN30
ProfessionDNP6DNP7
Occupational Therapy34Occupational Therapy29
Pharmacy15Pharmacy40
African American2African American2
Asian6Asian9
EthnicityCaucasian83Caucasian86
Hispanic6Hispanic2
Native American0Native American1
Other or not specified3Other or not specified7
20–297220–2975
30–391830–3920
Age40–49840–497
50–59250–592
Male13Male23
GenderFemale87Female80
Unspecified0Unspecified3
Student Location< 3 h from KUMC86< 3 h from KUMC77
> 3 h from KUMC14> 3 h from KUMC29
Novice3Novice10
Advance beginner21Advance beginner19
Technology experience self-ratingCompetent (2–3yr)30Competent (2–3yr)23
Proficient (3–5 yr)29Proficient (3–5 yr)31
Expert (5–10 yr)17Expert (5–10 yr)23
First EHR Experience55First EHR Experience34
EHR ExperienceUsing EHR 6 months or more16Using EHR 6 months or more37
Using EHR 1 yr. or more29Using EHR 1 yr. or more34

Evaluation of Student Team-led Debriefing with Debriefing Assessment for Simulation in Healthcare (DASH) tool

DASHElement 2 Maintains an engaging learning environmentElement 3 Structures the debriefing in an organized wayElement 4 Provokes engaging discussionElement 6 Helps trainees achieve or sustain good future performance
Nine Team OverallRange: 5-7Range: 6-7Range: 4-7Range: 5-6
ScoresMean: 5.9Mean: 6.3Mean: 5.7Mean: 5.8

IPOC-SEEDS Simulation Objectives with Respective Assessment

DomainObjectiveAssessment
IPEC: Roles and Responsibilities1 (RR4) Identify the roles and responsibilities for yourself and other care providers and how the team works together to provide care.IPOC-SEEDS evaluation:

How often did your team introduce themselves and describe their profession?

How often did you fulfill your professional role?

Did you feel your team collaborated to come to a consensus on the plan of care?

IPEC: Teams and teamwork2 (TT4) Integrate the knowledge and experience of other professions – appropriate to the specific care situation – to inform care decisions, whilst respecting patient and community values and priorities/ preferences for care.

Assess during IP team meeting

Scores on five domains

IPOC-SEEDS evaluation

How often did you contribute to the plan of care?

How often did your team keep the patient’s perspective considered throughout meeting?

IPEC: Teams and teamwork3 (TT5) Apply teamwork principles that support collaborative practice and team effectiveness.

Assess during IP team meeting

Scores on five domains IPOC-SEEDS evaluation

How often did you feel empowered to speak freely?

How often did you feel your opinion was valued?

How often did you fulfil you professional role?

IPEC: Teams and teamwork4 (TT8) Reflect on individual and team performance for individual, as well as team, performance improvement.

PACT measure

Ratings across four areas: engage learning environment, keep the debrief structured and organised, provoke an engaging discussion and sustain good future performance.

DASH measure

Scores on debriefing effectiveness

IPOC-SEEDS evaluation

How often did you speak up/advocate for profession?

How often did you contribute to the plan of care?

How often did you fulfil your professional role?

How often did you fulfil your team role?

InformaticsNavigate the electronic health record

IPOC-SEEDS evaluation

Number of first time EHR users

Percent of students who completed the individual documentation assignment.

Simulation effectivenessWas the IPOC-SEEDS simulation effective?

IPOC-SEEDS evaluation

Was the case realistic?

Did their team collaborate and come to a consensus on the plan?

What would you change to improve the effectiveness of this simulation in the future?

Did you have enough training to debrief as a team without faculty?

Simulation valueWhat was the value of the simulation?

IPOC-SEEDS evaluation

What value does this simulation have for you and your profession?

Technology utilizationDid technology utilisation and delivery work?

IPOC-SEEDS evaluation

What would you change to improve the effectiveness of this simulation in the future?

Assessment of Interprofessional Team Work Using the Performance, Assessment of Communication and Teamwork (PACT) Tool during an Online Simulation

PACT Domain Team StructureLeadershipSituational MonitoringMutual SupportCommunication
Nine Team OverallRange: 3-4Range: 2-5Range: 2-5Range: 3-5Range: 3-5
ScoresMean: 3.4Mean: 3.6Mean: 3.4Mean: 4.6Mean: 3.9

Student Evaluation Results

Evaluation ResultsFall 2013 Pilot N = 100Spring 2014 N = 106
How often did you:Not at all 0% - 5%Sometimes 25%Often 50%Most of the time 75%Always 95% -100%Not at all 0–% - 5%Sometimes 25%Often 50%Most of the time 75%Always 95% -100%
Speak up/advocate for profession?1%12%7%28%52%1%9%14%36%40%
Feel empowered to speak freely?0%3%8%21%68%0%2%13%24%62%
Feel your opinion was valued?0%0%3%11%86%0%1%5%15%80%
Contribute to the plan of care?0%5%7%24%64%0%4%15%35%47%
Fulfil your professional role?0%0%3%19%78%0%2%4%27%67%
Fulfil your team role?1%5%6%21%67%1%3%10%26%60%
Fall 2013 Pilot N = 100Spring 2014 N = 106
How often did your team:Not at all 0% - 5%Sometimes 25%Often 50%Most of the time 75%Always 95% -100%Not at all 0% - 5%Sometimes 25%Often 50%Most of the time 75%Always 95% -100%
Introduce selves/ describe profession?0%3%5%5%87%0%2%9%14%75%
Keep patient’s perspective considered throughout meeting?0%3%4%22%71%0%2%2%22%74%
Percent of time all opinions were valued?0%0%1%9%90%0%0%1%8%92%
eISSN:
2296-990X
Languages:
English, German
Publication timeframe:
Volume Open
Journal Subjects:
Medicine, Clinical Medicine, other