SET Research and Publications

The Set facility has provided a robust platform for conduct of research related to teaching and training. Many projects have been completed and many are ongoing.

Ongoing Projects-

1. Effectiveness and Perceived Usefulness of a consolidated Skill-based Learning Program amongst Medical Interns: A Mixed Methods Study

2. Comparison of  Videolaryngoscope channelled and non-channeled blades with direct Laryngoscope for intubation in mannequin by medical students: a randomized mannequin study.

3. Resuscitation Practices in In-patient Areas at All India Institute of Medical Sciences- a checklist based prospective, observational data collection study

Completed Projects-

1. Randomized trial to study the impact of Simulation based learning over Conventional training on knowledge and self-efficacy of nursing students in Pediatric Medicine and Surgery wards.

2. Comparing the effect of traditional versus simulation teaching methods on neonatal resuscitation in terms of knowledge, skills and self-confidence of nurses: A randomized controlled trial

3. Role of low fidelity simulation in acquisition of midwifery skills among nursing students: A mixed method approach