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Jennifer Amanda Mann,Damian Roland Jennifer Amanda Mann
Background: Paediatric in situ simulation within emergency departments is growing in popularity as an approach for improving multidisciplinary team working, enabling clinical skills development and exploring the importanc...
Daniel Chalk,Sean Manzi,Nicky Britten et al. Daniel Chalk et al.
Objective: We sought to develop a simulation modelling method to help better understand the complex interplay of factors that lead to people with type 2 diabetes and asthma not taking all of their medication as prescribed...
Maureen Anne Jersby,Paul Van-Schaik,Stephen Green et al. Maureen Anne Jersby et al.
Background: High-Fidelity Simulation (HFS) has great potential to improve decision-making in clinical practice. Previous studies have found HFS promotes self-confidence, but its effectiveness in clinical practice has not ...
Anna MacLeod,Cathy Fournier Anna MacLeod
Introduction: The practice of medicine involves, among other things, managing ambiguity, interpreting context and making decisions in the face of uncertainty. These uncertainties, amplified for learners, can be negotiated...
Sinéad Lydon,Nadine Burns,Olive Healy et al. Sinéad Lydon et al.
Introduction: A lack of preparedness for practice has been observed among new medical graduates. Simulation technology may offer one means of producing competency. This paper describes the application of a simulation-base...
Robert Pl Wisse,Tessa Coster,Marieke Van der Schaaf et al. Robert Pl Wisse et al.
Purpose: To describe ophthalmology residents' motivation and self-efficacy during cataract surgery training and to assess the relationship of self-efficacy and motivation on both simulator (Eyesi) and real-life surgical p...
David B Clarke,Alena I Galilee,Nelofar Kureshi et al. David B Clarke et al.
Introduction: Previous studies have shown that simulation is an acceptable method of training in nursing education. The objectives of this study were to determine the effectiveness of tablet-based simulation in learning n...
Ashik Zala,Alison Yiu Yan Tang,Kirtan Patel et al. Ashik Zala et al.
The world is facing an unprecedented crisis in the form of the coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Clinicians and their working environments are under considerable pressures that have not previously been encountered. Consequently,...