An Overview of the Uses of Standardized Patients for Teaching and Evaluating Clinical Skills. AAMC.¶
Barrows, H. S. (1993). An Overview of the Uses of Standardized Patients for Teaching and Evaluating Clinical Skills. AAMC. Academic Medicine, 68(6), 443-451.
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Mechanisms¶
- Role-Play Rehearsal
- Instead of a lecture on the six-step protocol, a standardized patient — a trained actor playing a patient to a written brief — sits across from the resident, and the encounter is played out for real.
This sourceDefines a simulated standardized patient as a person trained to reproduce an illness consistently for teaching and assessment.
- Instead of a lecture on the six-step protocol, a standardized patient — a trained actor playing a patient to a written brief — sits across from the resident, and the encounter is played out for real.
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