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期刊名:Advances in simulation

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Alexandra F Macnamara,Alan Rigby,Thozhukat Sathyapalan et al. Alexandra F Macnamara et al.
Background: Simulation is widely used across many aspects of health professions education and, in recent years, has begun to be explored as an assessme nt tool, particularly in relation to examining technical clinical ski...
Lisa T Barker,Michael Meguerdichian,Katie Walker et al. Lisa T Barker et al.
Background: Healthcare simulation services are increasingly expected to demonstrate their value-a term that remains highly context-dependent and frequently misunderstood. While traditional models such as Kirkpatrick and P...
Kirsty J Freeman,Debra Nestel,Stephen Houghton et al. Kirsty J Freeman et al.
Background: Impostor phenomenon (IP) is a common experience among healthcare professionals, characterised by persistent feelings of inadequacy, fear of being exposed as a fraud, and self-doubt, despite external evidence o...
Anders L Schram,Tine Brink Henriksen,Helle Terkildsen Maindal et al. Anders L Schram et al.
Background: Healthcare systems are inherently complex, shaped by dynamic interactions and interdependencies rather than rigid structures. Simulation-based training interventions must embrace this complexity. Complex Adapt...
Nathan Oliver,Kathryn Twentyman,Katie Howie Nathan Oliver
Background: Changes in healthcare systems are often highly stressful experiences for healthcare teams, contributing to disengagement and resistance to change. Translational simulation has been shown to be impactful at bot...
Tessa L Verhoeff,Jeroen J H M Janssen,A Eveline Röell et al. Tessa L Verhoeff et al.
Background: Interprofessional team training is increasingly implemented in healthcare, especially in the acute care domain. Research shows a positive effect of Crew Resource Management (CRM) training on teamwork and non-t...
Jennifer Yee,Kimberly Bambach,David P Way et al. Jennifer Yee et al.
Background: Learners should ideally be taught low-frequency, high-acuity procedures in a simulated clinical environment to limit patient harm. Evidence supporting a simulation scenario with educational adjuncts to teach p...
Elizabeth M Brigham,Erica I Hodgman,Nicole A Shilkofski et al. Elizabeth M Brigham et al.
Background: Traumatic injuries are a significant contributor to pediatric morbidity and mortality, and trauma care necessitates that providers from different specialties and backgrounds be prepared to work together in hig...