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Table 2 Summary of results

From: Stakeholder perceptions about the establishment of medical simulation-based learning at a university in a low resource setting: a qualitative study in Uganda

Theme

Components

Motivation to adopt simulation learning

Limited opportunities to interact with patients

Large number of students

Potential breach of patient privacy

Heavy clinical workload for teachers

Modern method of learning

Prior experience and understanding

Significant knowledge of simulation

Limited prior experience

Early positive experiences among students

Outcomes arising from introduction of medical simulation

Visibility of the institution

Income generating

More skilled trainees

Drawback to establishment of SBL

Staff turnover

Limited staff

Sustainability of learning method

Burdensome to the teachers

Remedies to the drawbacks

Curriculum integration

Institutional funding for simulation