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The learning process is guided by the instructor, who generates discussion before, during, and after the case. The goal is for the learner to become fully involved in the case, so they can anticipate what they would do if faced with the case  \ncircumstances (Stanford, 1994) .  \nWhat are the Objectives of Case-Based Learning?  \nThe learner will be able to:  \n1) Present a case analysis that includes identifying relevant facts and developing those facts into logical conclusions.  \n2) Given a character role in a case, demonstrate appropriate actions specific to the characters role in the case.  \n3) Conduct themselves in a manner which fosters collaboration and cooperation among members of the trauma team.  \n4) Perform the skills necessary to assess a trauma patient through multi-sensory perception.  \n5) Demonstrate the physical ability required to treat and transport a trauma patient.  \nWhat are the Attributes of Case-Based Learning?  \nCase-based learning creates the ability to address the cognitive, affective and psychomotor domains of learning.  \nLearners are guided through advancement from learning toward mastery and are introduced to multiple perspectives through applied group discussions. The case-based model encourages learners to take responsibility, accountability and authority in their learning.  \nWhat are the Challenges of Case-Based Learning?  \nInstructors are required to take an active role in facilitating learner understanding through carefully crafted questions and feedback and enabling learners to integrate the key points and learning objectives. Instructors must ensure cases and course content are synonymous and carefully integrated while encompassing the key points and learning objectives. It is necessary for the entire team to prepare and be comfortable with the material to facilitate an efficient and meaningful case-based learning opportunity.  \nHow to Use ITLS Case-Based Scenarios  \nCases will be provided in two banks of scenarios for instructors. The Practice Scenario Bank provides instructors with a selection of practice scenarios relating to the various concepts in the ITLS course. Practice scenarios are designed to build learner knowledge, skill and critical thinking through a case-based learning experience. Ask open-ended questions that involve the combinations of variables that learners could encounter in the real world. For example, engage the team in critical thinking. Ask, how could a left-sided bubbling chest wound with decreased lung sounds and paradoxical movement affect a head trauma patient?  \nThe Test Scenario Bank (under development for future release) prov","cbCaisl8oJpaGWJp","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisl8oJpaGWJp","pdf",7620650,104,"English","# Case-Based Learning Overview\n## What is the Case-Based Learning Format?\n## What are the Objectives of Case-Based Learning?\n## What are the Attributes of Case-Based Learning?\n## What are the Challenges of Case-Based Learning?\n# How to Use ITLS Case-Based Scenarios\n## ITLS Scenario Format\n## Scenario Pages Overview\n# Evaluating Case-Based Learning Scenarios\n## Summary\n## Scenario Evaluation Rubric\n## Using the Rubric","[{\"question\":\"What is the goal of the case-based learning format described in ITLS scenarios?\",\"answer\":\"The goal is for learners to be fully involved in the case so they can anticipate what they would do under similar circumstances, guided by instructor-facilitated discussion.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the main learning objectives for case-based learning in this document?\",\"answer\":\"Learners analyze cases by identifying relevant facts and forming logical conclusions, demonstrate role-appropriate actions, collaborate within the trauma team, perform multi-sensory assessment, and show the physical ability to treat and transport trauma patients.\"},{\"question\":\"How should ITLS instructors use the two scenario banks?\",\"answer\":\"The Practice Scenario Bank is intended for skill station practice, while the Test Scenario Bank is intended for the final practical exam to evaluate knowledge, skill, and competency against ITLS objectives.\"}]","International Trauma Life Support for Emergency Care Providers - Case-Based Learning Scenarios | PDF",1790147222,262]