Development of Simple Participant Survey Method for Evaluation of Off-the-job-trainings in Japan

II Mizuho, OKUDERA Hiroshi, WAKASUGI Masahiro, YASUDA Tomomi

doi:10.57441/jcsr.8.0_17

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シミュレーション研修における客観的評価のための調査票の考案

Abstract

In emergency care, various off-the-job-training programs have been developed and introduces because there are many types of diseases treated by various jobs. As of April 2018, there are 56 courses that can be taken in Japan, based on certain criteria such as the attendance record. There are several evaluation methods in simulation trainings. Recently, Kirkpatrick evaluation has been used as an evaluation for training. The Kirkpatrick system, consisting of four levels, has been applied and revised to training in various areas. Although this model is able to evaluate the entire training, it does not reflect the training effect for the individual immediately. The off-the-job-training course is not intended to fully complete skills and knowledge, but it is important that it provides an opportunity for continuing adult learning. Therefore, we developed the simple participant survey completed immediately after trainings for evaluation. We assumed the fictional training A as an example, and used the paper participant survey for training A. Some expected results were given and considered.

Journal

Journal of Clinical Simulation Research

Journal of Clinical Simulation Research 8 (0), 17-25, 2018

Japan Disaster Medicine Education and Training association

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CRID: 1390575418093296640

DOI: 10.57441/jcsr.8.0_17

ISSN: 2433054X

Text Lang: ja

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