Add to ORKGThere are an estimated 5 million central venous catheters placed in the United States annually. 1 Unfortunately, serious and life-threatening com-plications from these procedures have occurred in up to 5 % to 26%, 2,3 and complications are inversely related to the level of the practitioner’s clinical experience. 4,5 Reducing this risk to patients will require educational interventions to improve prac-titioner skills, and assessments that identify those with skills in need of improvement or remediation. Simulation may play a role in addressing these needs. Simulation-based training has been found to improve physician trainee competence and/or facili-tate demonstration of profi ciency in advanced car-diac life support, 6 endotracheal intubati...
We sought to assess the impact of procedural skills simulation training on residents’ competen...
The quality of education, CPR guidelines and the chain of survival all contribute to patient outcome...
Evolving new technologies in vascular access mandate increased attention to patient safety; an often...
Morgan I Soffler,1,2 Margaret M Hayes,2–4 C Christopher Smith3–5 1Harvard Combined Pulmo...
Multimodal educational interventions have been shown to improve short-term competency in, and knowle...
In the past two decades, simulation has emerged as a modality to standardize teaching of invasive pr...
Our Creative Inquiry, in collaboration with clinicians, local hospitals, and MBA students, has invol...
IntroductionComputer simulation has been used in a variety of training programs, ranging from airlin...
BACKGROUND: Simulation-based training is useful in improving physicians' skills. However, no randomi...
BackgroundEndovascular procedure simulators are now commercially available and in use for physician ...
Approximately 5 million central venous catheters (CVCs) are placed by physicians annually in the Uni...
The subspecialty of cardiothoracic and vascular anesthesia is becoming increasingly complex. Trainee...
In the last years, simulation training has become widespread in different areas of medicine due to s...
Over the past two decades, there has been a worldwide exponential growth in the use of simulation in...
Rapidly growing technical developments and working time constraints call for changes in trainee form...
We sought to assess the impact of procedural skills simulation training on residents’ competen...
The quality of education, CPR guidelines and the chain of survival all contribute to patient outcome...
Evolving new technologies in vascular access mandate increased attention to patient safety; an often...
Morgan I Soffler,1,2 Margaret M Hayes,2–4 C Christopher Smith3–5 1Harvard Combined Pulmo...
Multimodal educational interventions have been shown to improve short-term competency in, and knowle...
In the past two decades, simulation has emerged as a modality to standardize teaching of invasive pr...
Our Creative Inquiry, in collaboration with clinicians, local hospitals, and MBA students, has invol...
IntroductionComputer simulation has been used in a variety of training programs, ranging from airlin...
BACKGROUND: Simulation-based training is useful in improving physicians' skills. However, no randomi...
BackgroundEndovascular procedure simulators are now commercially available and in use for physician ...
Approximately 5 million central venous catheters (CVCs) are placed by physicians annually in the Uni...
The subspecialty of cardiothoracic and vascular anesthesia is becoming increasingly complex. Trainee...
In the last years, simulation training has become widespread in different areas of medicine due to s...
Over the past two decades, there has been a worldwide exponential growth in the use of simulation in...
Rapidly growing technical developments and working time constraints call for changes in trainee form...
We sought to assess the impact of procedural skills simulation training on residents’ competen...
The quality of education, CPR guidelines and the chain of survival all contribute to patient outcome...
Evolving new technologies in vascular access mandate increased attention to patient safety; an often...