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Maria Suong Tjønnås,Sébastien Muller,Johannes Tjønnås et al. Maria Suong Tjønnås et al.
Background: Simulation-based training facilitates learning of advanced laparoscopic surgical procedures. Such procedures are challenging to master due to their technical complexity, which can elicit stress responses in su...
Michelle O&#x;Toole,Walter Eppich,Clare Sullivan et al. Michelle O&#x;Toole et al.
Background: Globally, in excess of one billion children experience violence and abuse every year, leading to upwards of 40,000 deaths. Child safeguarding education typically occurs in professional silos across healthcare,...
Libby Thomas,Gabriel Reedy Libby Thomas
Introduction: Interprofessional education (IPE) improves outcomes for staff and patients, yet most pre-licensure training remains siloed. Simulation-based education (SBE) enhances clinical and communication skills, with p...
Torben Nordahl Amorøe,Hans Rystedt,Lena Oxelmark et al. Torben Nordahl Amorøe et al.
Background: Interprofessional simulation-based education (IPSE) holds the potential to prepare healthcare students to handle the complexity of healthcare. However, complexity and resilience are traditionally not addressed...
Nebras Alghanaim,Samantha Rogers,Jo Hart et al. Nebras Alghanaim et al.
Background: Simulation-based education (SBE) improves learner competence, patient safety and workforce readiness. Yet, existing frameworks such as INACSL and ASPiH provide limited guidance on developing sustainable, insti...
Jennifer Weller,Kate Fahey-Williams,Kaylene Henderson et al. Jennifer Weller et al.
Background: In situ simulation can identify latent safety threats in healthcare, yet there has been limited focus on how these threats are subsequently addressed. Adopting a systematic approach to identifying, reporting, ...
Naomi Tutticci,Sandra Johnston,Joanne Ramsbotham et al. Naomi Tutticci et al.
Background: There is limited evidence and humanistic thinking about the thoughts and reactions of peer observers during nursing simulation. An increased understanding may provide new insights and opportunities to advance ...
Bente Hamre Larsen,Dagrunn Nåden Dyrstad,Helle K Falkenberg et al. Bente Hamre Larsen et al.
Background: As more people age, healthcare professionals require skills in using tools for interprofessional, holistic health needs assessments to support aging in place. While simulation training is recognized to build p...