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October 19, 2025Open Access

Effectiveness Assessment: Simulation Training at Ryazan State Medical University and Accreditation of Future Physicians

Key Points

High effectiveness of simulation medicine training was reported by 99.2% of graduates, enhancing their accreditation readiness.
A total of 88.9% of respondents noted significant assistance from the training, underscoring its value in medical education.
The study highlighted a demand for more practice exams, with 91.5% of graduates requesting increased training hours.
Simulation medicine is vital for enhancing practical skills and clinical thinking, reflecting its key role in modern medical education.

Abstract

The presented thesis examines the role of the discipline "Simulation Medicine" in preparing Ryazan State Medical University graduates for the second stage of primary specialist accreditation. An anonymous survey of 186 graduates (2025) proved the high effectiveness of the discipline. 99.2% of respondents confirmed its benefits, and 88.9% reported significant assistance. The demand for educational videos on Rutube (87.1%) and the need to increase hours and practice exams (91.5%) was also confirmed. Discipline is an indispensable tool for developing practical skills and clinical thinking.

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