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Simulated asset tracking study in a diabetes clinic
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DOI: 10.54531/RZVS5836
Key Concepts
Pages: 2
The clinical debriefer: is experience necessary?
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DOI: 10.54531/EJDO8573
Debate
Pages: 6
High-fidelity low-cost modules for cellulitis and abscess
Abdulaziz Almowina,
Sarah Almarwani,
Kholoud Alshiha,
Deema Algoblan,
Raghad Alkanhal,
Arwa O. Almadani
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DOI: 10.54531/QIHM8596
Original Research
Pages: 7
Twelve steps to design meta-simulation game worlds to foster the next generation of healthcare practitioners: the example of ‘The Carthage Codex’
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DOI: 10.54531/SOJF5891
Essay
Pages: 12
Effect of varied levels of complexity in simulation scenarios on educational outcomes for healthcare providers – a systematic review
Aaron J. Donoghue,
Andrew Bland,
Kimberly Buholtz,
Justin Jeffers,
Stephen Prescott,
Michael Hrdy,
Lisa Choma,
Andrew Lockey,
Kevin Stirling
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DOI: 10.54531/OKNY1891
Original Research
Pages: 14
Transforming learning in trauma and orthopaedics: a proof-of-concept study on a novel 3D printed model with real-time intra-operative radiographic feedback
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DOI: 10.54531/NVBM1520
Original Research
Pages: 7
In situ trauma simulation training to improve time to computerized tomography among major trauma patients in an Emergency Department
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DOI: 10.54531/RDXU3616
Original Research
Pages: 11
Productive struggle and simulation design: actionable insights for designing engaging simulations
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DOI: 10.54531/SSXC2439
Essay
Pages: 6
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