Debriefing evaluation in nursing clinical simulation: a cross-sectional study

AUTOR(ES)

Bortolato-Major, Carina

FONTE

Rev. Bras. Enferm.

DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

27/06/2019

RESUMO

RESUMO Objetivo: Avaliar a contribuição do debriefing após as simulações clínicas para estudantes de enfermagem. Método: Estudo quantitativo, realizado com 35 estudantes de enfermagem que participaram de cinco cenários de simulação clínica com debriefings planejados a partir do modelo da National League Nursing/Jeffries Simulation Theory. Após o quinto cenário, os estudantes responderam a Escala de Avaliação do Debriefing associado à Simulação. Resultados: Os itens avaliados envolveram os valores psicossocial, cognitivo e afetivo, sendo que dentro de uma escala de um a cinco, a maior média foi no valor cognitivo com 4,23 (±0,56) pontos, em seguida no psicossocial com 3,77 (±0,53) e por último no valor afetivo com 3,71 (±0,63) pontos. Conclusão: O debriefing conduzido após os cenários de simulação clínica foi um exercício reflexivo que contribuiu para o estudante integrar saberes múltiplos nos valores afetivo, cognitivo e psicossocial, e assim desenvolver as competências requeridas.ABSTRACT Objective: Evaluate the contribution of debriefing after clinical simulations for nursing students. Method: Quantitative study, conducted with 35 nursing students who participated in five clinical simulation scenarios with planned debriefings based on the model of the National League Nursing/Jeffries Simulation Theory. After the fifth scenario, students answered the Debriefing Evaluation Scale associated with the Simulation. Results: The items evaluated involved the psychosocial, cognitive, and affective values, and within a scale from one to five, the highest mean was found in cognitive value with 4.23 (±0.56) points, then in psychosocial value with 3.77 (±0.53), and finally in affective value with 3.71 (±0.63) points. Conclusion: The debriefing conducted after the clinical simulation scenarios was a reflective exercise that contributed to the student integrating multiple knowledges in affective, cognitive and psychosocial values, and thus develop the competencies required.

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