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Background: The delivery and initial resuscitation of a newborn infant are required but rarely practised skills in emergency medicine. Deliveries in the emergency department are high-risk events and deviations from best p...
Patrick G Hughes,Steven Scott Atkinson,Mira F Brown et al. Patrick G Hughes et al.
Background: Graduates of simulation fellowship programmes are expected to have the ability to perform a variety of simulation specific skills at the time of graduation. Currently, simulation fellowship directors have acce...
Heung Yan Wong,Craig Johnstone,Gunjeet Dua Heung Yan Wong
Tracheal intubation of a patient with COVID-19 is a high-risk procedure for not only the patient, but all healthcare workers involved, leading to an understandable degree of staff anxiety. We used simulation to help train airway managers to...
Mary Lavelle,Gabriel B Reedy,Thomas Simpson et al. Mary Lavelle et al.
Objectives: To identify the patterns of teamwork displayed by interprofessional teams during simulated management of medical deterioration in pregnancy and examine whether and how they are related to clinical performance ...
John A Aitken,Elisa M Torres,Seth A Kaplan et al. John A Aitken et al.
Background: Simulation-based training (SBT) is often evaluated based on the transfer of specific knowledge and skills. In contrast, the degree to which reflective practice is inculcated by SBT is rarely considered. Becaus...
Marlot Johanna Blaak,Raad Fadaak,Jan M Davies et al. Marlot Johanna Blaak et al.
Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic prompted widescale use of clinical simulations to improve procedures and practices. We outline our deployment of a virtual tabletop simulation (TTS) method in primary care (PC) clinics ...
Klas Karlgren,Fredrik Larsson,Anders Dahlström Klas Karlgren
Introduction: Analyses of simulation performance taking place during postsimulation debriefings have been described as iterating through phases of unawareness of problems, identifying problems, explaining the problems and...