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Marta Ortega Vega,Leonie Williams,Aleks Saunders et al. Marta Ortega Vega et al.
Background: This report presents the findings of a simulation programme to improve the integrated response of teams working in mental health crisis (MHC) care. The programme consisted of the delivery of five interprofessi...
Gala Morozova,Amanda Martindale,Hugh Richards et al. Gala Morozova et al.
Introduction: The National Organ Retrieval Service (NORS) 2015 review recommended a Joint Scrub Practitioner for abdominal and cardiac teams during combined organ retrieval. To evaluate the feasibility of this role, and t...
Alina Miranda,Alison Kelly,Vincent Williams et al. Alina Miranda et al.
Introduction: Simulation-based education (SBE) has successfully been implemented in several healthcare professions, more so in the fields of medicine and nursing. Laboratory medicine courses prepare medical scientists for...
Alan Platt,Peter McMeekin,Linda Prescott-Clements Alan Platt
Background: The use of simulation has grown in prominence, but variation in the quality of provision has been reported, leading to calls for further research into the most effective instructional designs. Simulation Using...
Isabel Theresia Gross,Travis Whitfill,Luize Auzina et al. Isabel Theresia Gross et al.
Introduction: Simulation-based training is essential for high-quality medical care, but it requires access to equipment and expertise. Technology can facilitate connecting educators to training in simulation. We aimed to ...
Helen Berg,Ronald Båtnes,Aslak Steinsbekk Helen Berg
Introduction: The aim was to describe changes in the performance of clinical actions, during repeated in-situ simulations with different cases, by teams of healthcare professionals with different experiences of the system...
Jill Steiner Sanko,Ilya Shekhter,Mary Mckay et al. Jill Steiner Sanko et al.
Introduction: Several years ago an on-stage competition called SimWars was introduced to the simulation community. This concept was adopted into a patient safety course as a way to further engage students and named Sim Ol...
Morris Gordon,Helen Box,Michael Farrell et al. Morris Gordon et al.
Recent works have reported the SECTORS model for non-technical skills learning in healthcare. The TINSELS programme applied this model, together with complexity theory, to guide the design and piloting of a non-technical skills based simula...
Linda Ross,Brett Williams,Malcolm Boyle Linda Ross
Objective: The importance of access to early defibrillation for patients in cardiac arrest has been emphasised as a critical part of the chain of survival by resuscitation bodies internationally; as such defibrillation ha...