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. 2017 Aug 14;2:12. doi: 10.1186/s41077-017-0045-2

Table 1.

Post-course participant survey

Number Type Survey question or statement
1 Yes, no Have you been a junior doctor at Westmead Hospital in 2014, 2015 or 2016?
2 2014–2016 In what year were you an intern?
3 Number How many terms have you completed at Westmead Hospital?
4 Likert scale Overall, on a scale of 0–10 (10 = extremely useful and 0 = not at all useful) how has the overall experience of JMO “Simulation-based education” been at Westmead?
5 Yes, no Other than the compulsory training during induction week, did you participate in any other simulation activities at Westmead Hospital?
6 Yes, no (if YES to Question 5)
Acute Crisis Training with Simulation (ACTS) for JMOs is a standalone 4-h course that has been running since 2014. Did you participate in an ‘ACTS’ program?
7 Likert scale For this program rate your experience from 0 to 10 (10 = extremely useful and 0 = not at all useful)
8 Up to 3 statements On reflection, looking back at the ‘ACTS’ program, what do you recall to be the MOST VALUABLE aspects of this course for your future practice?
9 Yes, no, N/A Do you believe you are providing SAFER patient care as a result of this training?
10 More, less, about the same As a result of the simulation programs you have experienced at Westmead Hospital:
Do you feel more confident managing the “deteriorating (unstable) patient”?
11 Yes, no Did you participate in after-hours “relief term” 3.30 pm ‘Simulation Training for After-hours RMOS’ (STAR) program?
12 Number Approximately how many of these sessions did you attend?
13 Up to 3 statements If you participated in the ‘STAR’ program:
What were the 3 MOST valuable aspects of these sessions?
14 More, less, about the same Do you believe you (or future junior doctors) would benefit from increased access to simulation, about the same amount or less simulation training?
15 Up to 3 statements Name specific 3 issues that detract in anyway from your overall experience of simulation?
16 Up to 3 statements Which scenarios commonly faced in your practice could be covered using simulation as an educational tool?