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57  \nCreating a Safe Learning Environment 58  \nPsychological Safety 59  \nPrebriefing Considerations 61  \nPrebriefing Template 66  \nKey Points 70  \nConclusion 73  \nReferences and Resources 74  \nChapter 4: Enactment  \nIntroduction 79  \nEnactment: Definition 80  \nPrebriefing Prior to Enactment 81  \nTypes of Virtual Simulation 82  \nAsynchronous Virtual Enactment 84  \nSynchronous Virtual Enactment 87  \nLarge Group Enactment 89  \nPractical Considerations 90  \nScreening Learners Before Using a Virtual Reality Headset 93  \nLearner Distress During Virtual Simulation 98  \nPromoting Interprofessional Competency in Virtual Simulation 101  \nConclusion 104  \nReferences and Resources 105  \nChapter 5: Debriefing  \nIntroduction 109  \nDefinitions 111  \nHealthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice™ 112  \nDebriefing Styles 114  \nDebriefing Frameworks 117  \nNuances: Facilitated Virtual Debrief 122  \nPsychological Safety 126  \nConclusion 131  \nReferences and Resources 132  \nChapter 6 : Evaluation  \nIntroduction 139  \nReasons for Evaluation in Virtual Simulation 140  \nStudent Evaluation 145  \nFacilitator Evaluation 148  \nConclusion 152  \nReferences and Resources 153  \nAUTHORS  \nProject Lead  \nMargaret Verkuyl, MN, NP:PHC, Professor Nursing, Ryerson, Centennial, George Brown Collaborative Nursing Degree Program, Centennial College, Toronto, Ontario, Canada  \nMajor Contributors  \nKaryn Taplay PhD, RN, Associate Professor, Department of Nursing, Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada  \nLynda Atack PhD, RN, Professor Nursing (Retired), Ryerson, Centennial, George Brown Collaborative Nursing Degree Program, Centennial College, Toronto, Ontario, Canada  \nMélanie Boulet MPA, BSocSc, Coordinator of the Consortium national deformation en santé (CNFS), Collège La Cité, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada  \nNicole Dubois MEd, GrDip Adult Education, BArch, AScT, P.Tech, Professor and Coordinator, Architectural Technology Program, Collège La Cité, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada  \nSandra Goldsworthy Ph.D., MSc, RN, CNCC(C), CMSN(C), CCSNE, Associate Professor, School of Nursing, Teaching Chair Online and Virtual Lab Experiences, Nipissing University, North Bay, Ontario, Canada  \nTheresa Merwin MBA, BBA, Director, Simulation, Business Development, & Inter-Professional Learning; Mohawk College, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada  \nTimothy Willett MMEd, MD, President & CEO, Simulation Canada  \nTreva Job PhD(c), MA Ed, PHCNP, BScN, CCSNE, CHSE, Simulation Lead, Georgian College, Barrie, Ontario, Canada  \nClick Here to view the Major Contributors Biographys (PDF)  \nMinor Contributors  \nBrittney McLaughlin MN, RN, Simulation Program, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, Thunder Bay, Ontario, ","cbCais0rmu2SrEfq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCais0rmu2SrEfq","pdf",1053059,172,"English","# Contents\n## About This Toolkit\n## How to Navigate This Book\n## How to Use This Book\n## Chapter 1: Introduction\n## Chapter 2: Professional Development\n## Chapter 3: Prebriefing\n## Chapter 4: Enactment\n## Chapter 5: Debriefing\n## Chapter 6 : Evaluation","[{\"question\":\"What does the toolkit cover across the virtual simulation learning cycle?\",\"answer\":\"It addresses the full sequence: introduction and evidence, professional development, prebriefing, enactment, debriefing, and evaluation for both students and facilitators.\"},{\"question\":\"How should psychological safety be handled in virtual simulation?\",\"answer\":\"The toolkit emphasizes psychological safety in multiple stages, including the learning environment during prebriefing and considerations throughout debriefing.\"},{\"question\":\"What evaluation approaches does the toolkit include?\",\"answer\":\"It outlines reasons for evaluation and covers student evaluation and facilitator evaluation, helping educators assess outcomes and improve the simulation process.\"}]","Virtual Simulation: An Educator's Toolkit - Read and Apply Virtual Simulation Best Practices | PDF",1789256690]