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March 14, 2026The Clinical Teacher0 citations

Caregiver Codesigned Simulation Training for Paediatric Intellectual Disability Emergency Care

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KPKarl PobreMMMaricel MarianoSJShefali Jani

Key Points

  • To assess the effectiveness of caregiver codesigned simulation training for emergency care in pediatric patients with intellectual disabilities.
  • Involved 82 emergency department healthcare professionals
  • Conducted 11 simulation sessions with post-session surveys
  • Utilized reflexive thematic analysis to identify key learnings
  • 100% of participants indicated improvement in communication and engagement skills
  • 99% identified barriers of care (BOC) effectively
  • 96% felt confident in applying de-escalation strategies
  • 97% reported increased confidence in making reasonable adjustments in clinical practice

Abstract

Eighty-two ED healthcare professionals participated in 11 simulation sessions. Postsession surveys revealed SBE was effective in consolidating skills in communication and engagement (100%), identifying BOC (99%), preventing escalation (99%) and de-escalation strategies (96%). Ninety-seven percent felt more confident applying reasonable adjustments in clinical practice. Reflexive thematic analysis identified key learnings, including parent partnership, effective communication, early recognition and intervention and environmental modifications.

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Pobre et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b4ad7918185d8a39800d8fhttps://doi.org/10.1111/tct.70376
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