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June 12-13, 2019 | Edinburgh, Scotland

Pediatrics and Clinical Pediatrics

2

nd

World Congress on

Current Pediatric Research | Volume: 23

Objective and Structured Clinical Evaluation (OSCE) in Gynaeco-Obstetric and

perinatal nursing master’s degree: A systematization of the experience

Máster Laura Patricia López Quirós

University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica

C

linical Simulation is a methodology used today to train

health care students. Always seeking the professional

excellence, the postgraduate nursing in Obstetric,

Gynecological and Perinathology students, at the

University of Costa Rica, is including Clinical Simulation in its

curricula, since 2012, with excellent results. Therefore, its

important to emphasize not only in teaching experiences,

but evaluating experiences. Actual bibliography describes

Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) can be

used to evaluate communication, social and psychomotor

skills and schematic knowledge, and can be a good

indicator to know if the students are prepared to continue

to the next and most complex levels.

OSCE experiences are described, not only using, high

fidelity manikins, but standardized patients, and multitask

learning stations, and it is considered of great relevance

the use of clinical step-by-step guidelines.

Technical and social skills and application of all theorical

aspects are highly desirable characteristics in nursing

professionals, who must be competent and able to use

interpersonal communication in providing nursing care.

e:

lauralopez07@gmail.com

Current Pediatric Research, Volume 23

ISSN: 0971-9032