Simulcast Self Development Module Moulage

Jessica B. Stokes-Parish; Giulia Roiter

Simulcast Self Development Module Moulage

Jessica B. Stokes-Parish
, Giulia Roiter

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Abstract

Moulage, originating in anatomical sciences teaching, is the use of special effects makeup techniques to replicate
illness or effects on simulated participants, manikins, or task trainers. It contributes to simulation-based activities
by contributing to realism, authentic learning principles, and important cues for progressing scenarios.
Moulage can be applied within 10 minutes, or conversely, could take days to prepare, depending on the intended
objectives of the activity.

Original language	English
Type	Educational resource
Publisher	Simulcast
Number of pages	5
Publication status	Published - 28 Apr 2023

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