A profession-wide collaboration to embed role-play simulation into Australian entry-level physiotherapy clinical training

A. Wright; P. Moss; K. Watson; S. Rue; G. Jull; A. Mandrusiak; A. Reubenson; J. Connaughton; C. Redmond; S. MacIntosh; J. Alison; L. Chipchase; T. Clements; F. Blackstock; P. Morgan; L. Laakso; K. van der Zwan; R. Corrigan; A. Jones; P. Teys; T. Palmer

doi:10.1016/j.physio.2015.03.1924

A profession-wide collaboration to embed role-play simulation into Australian entry-level physiotherapy clinical training

A. Wright
, P. Moss
, K. Watson
, S. Rue
, G. Jull
, A. Mandrusiak
, A. Reubenson
, J. Connaughton
, C. Redmond
, S. MacIntosh
, J. Alison
, L. Chipchase
, T. Clements
, F. Blackstock
, P. Morgan
, L. Laakso
, K. van der Zwan
, R. Corrigan
, A. Jones
, P. Teys

T. Palmer

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Abstract

World Confederation for Physical Therapy Congress 2015 Abstracts, Singapore, 1-4 May 2015. This project aimed to embed a sustainable 5-day model of role-play simulation into 16 Australian entry-level physiotherapy clinical programmes as a substitute for a proportion of traditional clinical placement time. A coordinated collaborative approach was taken, with the aim of encouraging profession-wide support. The project provided each physiotherapy program with the physical resources, simulation scenarios, staffing experience, expertise and enthusiasm to enable simulation training to be a sustainable clinical teaching approach into the future.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	eS1047-eS1047
Number of pages	1
Journal	Physiotherapy
Volume	101
Issue number	suppl. 1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physio.2015.03.1924
Publication status	Published - 2015

Keywords

education_higher
collaboration
Australia
simulation
physiotherapy

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Wright, A., Moss, P., Watson, K., Rue, S., Jull, G., Mandrusiak, A., Reubenson, A., Connaughton, J., Redmond, C., MacIntosh, S., Alison, J., Chipchase, L., Clements, T., Blackstock, F., Morgan, P., Laakso, L., van der Zwan, K., Corrigan, R., Jones, A., ... Palmer, T. (2015). A profession-wide collaboration to embed role-play simulation into Australian entry-level physiotherapy clinical training. Physiotherapy, 101(suppl. 1), eS1047-eS1047. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physio.2015.03.1924

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