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期刊名:Simulation in healthcare-journal of the society for simulation in healthcare

缩写:SIMUL HEALTHC

ISSN:1559-2332

e-ISSN:1559-713X

IF/分区:2.9/Q2

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Federico Lorenzo Barra,Laleh Jalilian,Alessandro Costa et al. Federico Lorenzo Barra et al.
Artificial intelligence is entering healthcare simulation, yet implementation remains fragmented and lacking coordinated governance. This article argues that sustainable AI integration requires moving beyond tool-centric experimentation tow...
Alaina Herrington,Tonya Rutherford-Hemming Alaina Herrington
Healthcare simulation centers collect extensive operational, educational, and experiential data, yet much of this information is often underutilized beyond accreditation reporting. The authors introduce the CORE Analytics Framework-Complian...
Lauren Weaver,Eugene Floersch,Anne Woll et al. Lauren Weaver et al.
Background: Surgery residents encounter patients in high-stress environments where emotions can quickly escalate to aggression or violence. Ongoing exposure can negatively impact a resident's well-being and patient care. ...
Hui Wang,Shanshan Zhai,Yongyi Chen et al. Hui Wang et al.
Purpose: This study aimed to evaluate the training outcomes and early transfer of ultrasound to the clinical environment of a simulation-based longitudinal ultrasound training program for critical care physicians in a sin...
Deepak Pradhan,Joanne Agnant,Donna Phillips et al. Deepak Pradhan et al.
The acronym "SP" is widely used in simulation-based education, yet its meaning varies across contexts, referring at different times to standardized patient, simulated patient, simulated participant, or simulated person. This commentary trac...
Myriam Johnson,Byunghoon Tony Ahn,Cassandra Dutil et al. Myriam Johnson et al.
Introduction: Harassment is a persistent issue in medical training, negatively impacting trainees' well-being, learning, and professional development. Although bystander intervention programs aim to address harassment, li...
Daniel H Cathalifaud Zilleruelo,Tomás A Cerda Gaete,Javier I Ortiz Orrego et al. Daniel H Cathalifaud Zilleruelo et al.
Background: Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is an essential tool in the practice of internal medicine (IM) and is increasingly integrated into clinical practice for immediate bedside diagnosis and management decisions. H...
Luciano Fernandes Loures,Alessandra Lamas Granero Lucchetti,Sabrine Teixeira Ferraz Grünewald et al. Luciano Fernandes Loures et al.
Introduction: Few studies have evaluated the stress-related factors experienced by medical students during gynecological examination training or the effectiveness of different teaching strategies involving real patients. ...