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Desiree A Díaz,Annette Maruca,Laura Gonzalez et al. Desiree A Díaz et al.
This descriptive study explored the use of simulation as a means to increase cognitive and reflective practice as well as determining if simulation can alter perceptions and attitudes related to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (L...
Samuel DeMaria Jr,Adam Levine,Philip Petrou et al. Samuel DeMaria Jr et al.
Background: Simulation is increasingly employed in healthcare provider education, but usage as a means of identifying system-wide practitioner gaps has been limited. We sought to determine whether practice gaps could be i...
Thierry Morineau,Pascal Chapelain,Marion Le Courtois et al. Thierry Morineau et al.
Background: An adverse clinical event requires emergency team coordination and multitasking activity. Based on studies in ecological psychology, we propose that a structured ambient environment can implicitly facilitate t...
Natasha Houghton,Will Houstoun,Sophie Yates et al. Natasha Houghton et al.
The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted the cancellation of clinical attachments and face-to-face teaching at medical schools across the world. Experiential learning-through simulation or direct patient contact-is essential for the development o...
Ciara Carpenter,Tom Keegan,Gill Vince et al. Ciara Carpenter et al.
Introduction: The transition from medical student to doctor has long been a source of concern, with widespread reporting of new graduates' lack of preparedness for medical practice. Simulation has been suggested as a way ...