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What are the 7 elements essential to effective debriefing?
- Psychological safety, debriefing stance or basic assumption, establishing debriefing rules, establishing a shared mental model, addressing learning objectives, asking open-ended questions, using silence.
- Psychological safety, debriefing stance or basic assumption, reviewing debriefing rules, developing a shared mental model, addressing learning objectives, discussing efforts with peer educators, encouraging discussion.
- Safety of learner, debriefing stance or basic assumption, establishing debriefing rules, establishing a shared mental model, reviewing learning objectives, asking open-ended questions, avoiding silence.
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Select the advocacy/inquiry (AI) type questions from the options below (select all that apply):
- How do you see it?
- What were your thoughts at the time?
- What was going through your mind?
- How did you assess the situation?
- What were your priorities at the time?
- What weighted in your decision?
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What does the plus/delta method of debriefing refer to?
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What does the ‘reactions phase’ in the PEARLS debriefing method refer to?
- The objective of this phase is to explore feelings immediately after the simulation and solicit initial reactions. Any initial reactions? How are you feeling?
- The objective of this phase is to explore learning outcomes immediately after the simulation and assess learner experience.
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What is the difference between feedback and debriefing? Can both be used in a debriefing?
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