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simulationbased medical education sbme teaching method commonly used undergraduate medical education although thai medical schools developed system incorporates sbme various aspects system require improvement surveyed medical school administrators instructors students sbme institutions obstacles involved implementation well experiences expectations attitudes regarding current system conducted crosssectional online survey august 2019 july 2020 among administrators instructors 6thyear medical students structured questionnaire developed distributed volunteers online survey recorded details sbme system well participant characteristics obstacles experiences expectations attitudes used descriptive statistics appropriate received responses 15 682 administrators 186 instructors 371 137 sixthyear medical students sbme commonly used teaching evaluation less research mainly used improve psychomotor tasks knowledge patient care communication skills expected outcomes improvements students performance knowledge practice clinical courses longer fewer participants preclinical courses obstacles encountered included shortages faculty simulators time space limitations inadequate faculty training insufficient financial support administrators surveyed positive attitudes toward sbme medical students reported experience sbme strongly agreed beneficial however expected fewer students per class learning time devoted methods sbme thailand focused teaching assessment system could improved bettertrained faculty greater available space simulators sufficient funding also aspects failed meet students expectations need addressed however participants expressed positive attitudes toward sbme tctr20210524003 thai clinical trials registry