Debriefing | Finding methods and strategies that work for you

High-Fidelity Conversations

[Ep13] Do you have a specific style that you use to debrief? Have you been using one particular method for a while and just want to freshen up on the whole process? Maybe you've tried searching for "the best" debrief methods - only to walk away frustrated by how many options are available? Either way - this episode is packed with tips, tricks and actual debriefing models for medical education. Listen in on our conversations to learn more about the important components of a debrief, debriefing techniques, debriefing adjuncts - and more - on this episode of High-Fidelity Conversations!

What you'll learn in this episode:

• What are the important foundations of a debrief?
• What are some of the current models for debriefing?
• How do I know which debriefing model to use?
• When do I start thinking about piecing together the elements of a debrief?
• How can I enhance my "normal" debrief sessions?
• And more!

Quick Links:

• Linktree for downloadable materials not listed in the show notes - aka all the studies
• Poll Everywhere
• Kahoot!
• Debrief2Learn PEARLS Resources
• TALK Method (clinical debriefing model)

Special thanks to our multiple guests for answering the question, "How do you debrief?"

Listed in order of appearance:

Tamara West, BSN, RN, TCRN
Trauma Performance Improvement Coordinator
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Glen Keating
PreHospital Elements, LLC
[e-mail]

Deidra Weatherby, MS, EFM-C, RN-BC
L&D Clinical Educator
[e-mail]

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