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Mobile healthcare simulation units: a narrative review

“…Of the initially found 2,673 articles, 1927(72%) were selected for further investigation after evaluating their titles and abstracts. Subsequently, 134(7%) articles qualified for full-text assessment, and after a thorough evaluation, 18(13.4%) fully relevant articles were shortlisted (Figure 1) 14 and the relevant data was summarised (Table) 1,2,4,6,[15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28] .…”

“…There were 20 healthcare teams (100 participants) that were trained on this MHSU. The participants reported the physical environment of MHSU was very comfortable and they reported a 60% increase in their level of knowledge after simulation 23 .…”

“…Zafoˇsnik et al 23 Many described processes of refurbishing a van or truck; processes of equipping with simulators and task trainers; and development of a team of trainers. There were differences in approach, as some used inflatable structures to recreate a simulation environment, while others became hybrids, being used for both training and provision of care (Figure 2).…”

“…The second theme identified was the experience of MHSU learners. Of the 12(63.2%) publications that touched the theme, there were 6(50%) original research publications 1,4,6,15,17,20 , 5(41.7%) conference proceedings 23,25 , and 1(8.3%) commentary/reflection. 26 Learner satisfaction with the extent to which MHSU provided effective learning: A high level of participant satisfaction was reported.…”

“…The developers of MHSU were in the process of funding procurement to further expanding the programme all over Australia as they saw this as a promising strategic tool of surgical simulation training. Participants of a Slovenian study agreed that MHSU provided them an opportunity to be better prepared for practice, with a significant 60% improvement in skills and knowledge reported following simulation activities 23,24 . Participants who got trained in motorhome-turned-MHSU reported improved clinical reasoning, decision-making, recognition of patient deterioration, and self-reflection (median response of 5 on 5-point Likert scale) as a learning experience as many of them were not previously trained on high-fidelity simulators 6 .…”