March 3, 2026Open Access

민관합동 감염관리 모의훈련과정 운영 성과 및 향후 방향

Key Points

Participants demonstrate increased knowledge and performance competencies after simulation training, suggesting effectiveness.
The training, led by skilled moderators, resulted in a noticeable enhancement in the participants' perception of infection control.
Observational analysis of simulation training outcomes indicates areas for improvement in the roles of local governments and operational systems.
Future developments may enable better training scenarios and diversified courses to meet practical needs in infection management.

Abstract

The simulation training, facilitated by skilled moderators, significantly enhanced participants' knowledge, perception, and performance competencies. Based on these findings, future improvements should focus on refining scenarios to better delineate the roles of local governments, diversifying courses to address practical needs, and enhancing the operational systems for facilitators.

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현정 김

진

진영 권

시

시현 한

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민관합동 감염관리 모의훈련과정 운영 성과 및 향후 방향

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