Frédérique Beringue's scientific contributions

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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
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  • Mar 2021
Introduction: Initially dispensed in specialized simulation centers, simulation training has recently begun to take place directly in healthcare facilities, that is, in situ. The objective of this study is to assess the effect of training by in situ simulation in obstetrics. Material and methods: The training program, dispensed over a 2-day peri...
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... It must be underlined that up to 19% (n=8) of the studies described simulation projects that took place in situ. (2,28,31,38,(49)(50)(51)(52) As for the types of competencies that were worked on in the different simulation proposals, most of the studies included the acquisition of general or cross-sectional competencies, either in combination with the acquisition of specific competencies (43%, n=18), as well as in an isolated manner (36%, n=15). Thus, teaching methods with simulation seem to be evolving from technical competencies, to general ones. ...
Reference: Clinical simulation in health education: a systematic review
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