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Timothy Willett RCPSC Pierre Cardinal uOttawa amp RCPSC Angele Landriault RCPSC Thomas Low uOttawa MedBiq Conference 11 May 2011 Disclosure Employee of Royal College Royal College owns SimuCase ID: 433607

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Can a virtual patient be used as an individual, team and system needs assessment tool?

Timothy Willett

, RCPSC; Pierre Cardinal, uOttawa & RCPSC; Angele Landriault, RCPSC; Thomas Low, uOttawa

MedBiq

Conference, 11 May 2011Slide2

Disclosure

Employee of Royal College

Royal College owns SimuCase

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Needs Assessment

1

st

step in curriculum development

Perceived vs. unperceived

Not all needs are educational

Moore DE, Green JS, Gallis HA. Achieving desired results and improved outcomes: integrating planning and assessment throughout learning activities. The Journal of continuing education in the health professions. 2009;29(1):1-15.Kern DE, Thomas PA, Howard DM, Bass EB. Curriculum Development for Medical Education: A Six Step Approach. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins Press; 1998:192.

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Needs assessment

Broad

ICU had self-identified desire to improve recognition & care for massive PE

Focussed

What is the ideal care?

What is reality?

What are priority needs?4Slide5

Virtual Patients

“Specific type of computer program that simulates real-life clinical scenarios; learners emulate the roles of health care providers to obtain a history, conduct a physical exam, and make diagnostic and therapeutic

decisions.”

Cook DA, Triola MM. Virtual patients: a critical literature review and proposed next steps.

Medical education

. 2009;43(4):303-11.

Variety of VPsLinear vs. branchedIndividual vs. groupSynchronous vs. asynchronousHuwendiek S, De Leng

BA,

Zary

N, et al. Towards a typology of virtual patients.

Medical Teacher

. 2009;31(8):743-748.

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SimuCase Virtual Patient

Live, face-to-face

Individual or small group

Facilitator + operator

Open-ended

Text, photos, videos, dynamic vital sign monitor

Feedback from facilitator6Slide7

SimuCase Virtual Patient

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Care team

Operator

FacilitatorSlide8

Research questions

Can a VP aid with needs assessment?

What kinds of needs?

Individual?

Team?

System/resource?

Perceived or unperceived?PILOT INVESTIGATION ONLY8Slide9

Method

Two care team groups

1 MD (ICU fellow)

2 RNs

1

RT

or pharmacistCase: 65F with massive PE (based on real case)40 min with case, uninterruptedNotes made by 2 MD and 1 RN facilitatorsFeedback & discussion afterwards9Slide10

The Case

Background

65 F

3-day

hx

progressive dyspnea & chest pain

PMHx hypertensionSeen in ER overnight and admitted to ICUOn exam:Severely dyspneicO2 sats >90% on room airBP low by her standards10

Course

Responds to O2 but dyspnea continues

Chest pain is

pleuritic

BP

trends down, little response to IV fluids, some response to

pressors

Requires workup

Goes

into PEA arrest if sent for CT or sedated or inadequate

pressors

Requires

thrombolysisSlide11

Results

Team did work as team

MD led, input from others

1 group: RN very experienced and assertive

Discussed resources

RN: “I’ll need to leave for 2 minutes to do that – want me to?”

“Don’t have that available – need to order from pharmacy”Knowledge, cognitive, and communication errorsFixation on wrong diagnosisFailure to share mental model11Slide12

Types of Needs

Unperceived

Individual

Team

System/resource From debrief: WHY12Slide13

Types of Needs

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CanMEDS

role

Individual

Team

System/ resources

Medical Expert

Communicator

Collaborator

Health Advocate

Manager

Scholar

ProfessionalSlide14

Conclusions

Preliminary!

VP identifies unperceived needs

Individual, team and system

Variety of professional roles

Can further explore WHY

Educational for participants14Slide15

Matrix (examples)

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CanMEDS

role

Individual

Team

System/ resources

Medical Expert

Knowledge, pt assessment, mgmt, problem-solving…

Problem-solving, task prioritization…

Resources for assessment & mgmt

& support…

Communicator

Share mental model, listen, assertiveness, elicit info…

Synthesis into shared care plan…

Systems for

comm

, arranging transfer…

Collaborator

Own role, delegation, leadership, conflict resolution…

Role

adaptivity

, synthesis, situational awareness,

confl res…Policies on roles/ responsibilities, support for collaboration…

Health AdvocateRecognition & system activation…System response mechanisms, barriers to access care…Manager Own role, leadership, priority-setting, resource allocation…

Synthesize care plan, resource optimization…Support & barriers to team-based care…ScholarInsight into limitations, peer feedback…Insight into limitations…

ProfessionalEthical practice, interprofessional attitudes…Slide16

Next steps

More rigorous evaluation

Test as part of multifaceted needs assessment

Refine strengths, weaknesses

Does VP add anything new/different?

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Thank you

Questions?

twillett@royalcollege.ca

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