支持工作场所内的学习:医疗保健设备培训

I. Iacovides, A. Cox, A. Blandford
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“终身学习”这一短语强调的是学习在课堂和正规教育环境之外继续进行,尽管它通常得到工作场所培训的支持。在医疗保健领域,持续的专业发展尤为重要,因为技术在不断发展,错误可能会对患者造成严重伤害。本文考虑了输液器培训在英国医院的情况。对参与医疗器械培训和管理的七个国家卫生服务信托机构的工作人员进行了访谈。该分析指出了不同机构提供的培训范围,并突出了影响用户如何发展对这些设备的理解的重要问题。此外,研究表明,尽管人们对电子学习越来越感兴趣,因为它可以克服培训师在时间和资源方面面临的一些挑战,但在考虑这种方法时,也需要解决一些重大问题。
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Supporting learning within the workplace: device training in healthcare
The phrase "lifelong learning" places emphasis on the fact that learning continues beyond the classroom and formal educational environments, though it is often supported by training within the workplace. Continued professional development is particularly important within the context of healthcare, where technology is constantly evolving and errors run the risk of causing serious harm to patients. This paper considers the case of infusion device training within UK hospitals. Interviews were carried out with staff involved in medical device training and management across seven National Health Service trusts. The analysis indicates the range of training provided by different institutions and highlights important issues that influence how users develop their understanding of these devices. Further, the research indicates that while there is an increasing interest in e-learning as a way to overcome some of the challenges trainers face in relation to time and resources, there are also significant concerns which need to be addressed when considering this approach.
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