Interprofessional simulation as an enhancement of psychological fidelity: A focus group study of medical and nursing students.
Bryan BurfordPaul GriegMike KelleherClair MerrimanAlan PlattElize RichardsNeil DavidsonGill VancePublished in: Health science reports (2023)
Recognizing "psychological fidelity" as a subjective response to simulation allows greater consideration of the limitations of fidelity as a designed or engineered property of a simulation. While interprofessional involvement directly enhances psychological fidelity in some ways, potential differences in the views of students from different professional groups should be considered when implementing interprofessional simulation.