La simulation médicale comme outil dans la formation des professionnels de la périnatalité

Tosello, Barthélémy; Blanc, Julie; Kelway, Charlotte; Pellegrin, Victor. Auteur du texte; Quarello, E.; Comte, F.; Zakarian, Carole; d’Ercole, C.

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“…Em um estudo fundamentado na avaliação de 176 integrantes em treinamento, obstetras, parteiras, e os demais profissionais participantes declararam uma melhora significativa quando ANAIS DO III CONGRESSO NACIONAL DE RESIDÊNCIAS EM SAÚDE (ON-LINE) 977 submetidos previamente à simulação de situações de risco tanto nas habilidades comunicativas, quanto no debriefing e na performance conjunta da equipe (TOSELLO et al, 2018).…”

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em Saúde (On-line) -III CONRES, divulgou o conhecimento aplicado e científico através das palestras nas mais diversas áreas temáticas da saúde, agregando conhecimento a todos os participantes. O III CONRES ocorreu nos dias 25 e 26 de março de 2023, os participantes receberam certificados de participação de 20 horas. Foram submetidos resumos nas modalidades simples e expandidos, onde os aprovados foram expostos no site do evento.Os três melhores trabalhos de cada modalidade receberam certificado de menção honrosa. Conheçam os títulos dos trabalhos por ordem de submissão.

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“…submetidos previamente à simulação de situações de risco tanto nas habilidades comunicativas, quanto no debriefing e na performance conjunta da equipe (TOSELLO et al, 2018).…”

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“…When these areas for improvements involved very rare situations (such as maternal cardiac arrest) or concerned rarely used material (cesarean kit in the emergency cart or memos about rarely used drugs), these changes have thus far almost never been made (in only 0 to 20% of cases). Even if many articles show an interest in simulation, and in particular in situ simulation, in many situations, and even recently in connection with COVID-19 [16], it is difficult to assess the impact of simulation on indicators health [17,18]. Nevertheless, according to the latest Inserm -Equipe EPOPé report on maternal deaths in France, published in January 2021 [19], while the postpartum hemorrhage was for many years the leading cause of maternal mortality, it is falling to 5th place, perhaps thanks to these numerous simulation sessions set up across the territory [20].…”

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Assessment of a multiprofessional training programme by in situ simulation in the maternity units of the Pays de Loire regional perinatal network

Dochez¹,

Beringue²,

Legendre³

et al. 2021

Journal of Gynecology Obstetrics and Human Reproduction

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Benefits of simulation on multidisciplinary management of severe pre‐eclampsia/severe eclampsia in 15 health districts in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo: A randomized educational trial

Cikwanine,

Yoyu,

Mapatano

et al. 2024

Intl J Gynecology & Obste

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ObjectiveThe purpose of the present study was to assess the benefits of simulation for advancing knowledge and assisting healthcare staff in optimization of procedures when managing severe pre‐eclampsia/eclampsia (sPE/E).MethodsA randomized educational trial was conducted with two groups: Group I received theoretical training, while group II received the same training along with simulation scenarios based on the management of sPE/E. The study involved 199 healthcare providers, including physicians, midwives, skilled birth attendants, and nurses. The study analyzed the percentage of correct answers on both the multiple‐choice questions (MCQ) and the objective structured clinical examinations (OSCE) to evaluate theoretical knowledge and clinical skills objectively.ResultsStatistically significant differences were found immediately after training between groups I and II, whose mean percentages were 65.0% (±11.2) versus 71.0% (±9.8) (P < 0.001). A statistically significant reduction in the percentage of correct answers was found in both groups and demonstrated a discrepancy between immediate post‐training test and post‐training test at 3 months scores of 11.6% (±1.3) in group I versus 7.2% (±0.6) in group II. OSCE1 and OSCE2 scores were significantly higher in group II than in group I (P < 0.001).ConclusionSimulation combined with theoretical training would appear to be an interesting method of training for advancing knowledge and improving skills of healthcare providers in their management of sPE/E. Our goal is for this method to be used to reduce real‐life maternal mortality in the South Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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La simulation médicale comme outil dans la formation des professionnels de la périnatalité

Cited by 3 publications

References 76 publications

Anais Do Iii Congresso Nacional De Residências Em Saúde (On-Line) – Resumos Expandidos

Anais Do Iii Congresso Nacional De Residências Em Saúde (On-Line) – Resumos Expandidos

Assessment of a multiprofessional training programme by in situ simulation in the maternity units of the Pays de Loire regional perinatal network

Benefits of simulation on multidisciplinary management of severe pre‐eclampsia/severe eclampsia in 15 health districts in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo: A randomized educational trial

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