Tag: simulation-based medical education

A cross-sectional study of 16 Brazilian interprofessional emergency teams found no statistically significant differences in nontechnical skills performance between in ...

A crossover trial of third-year medical students found head-mounted display virtual reality produced no significant performance or confidence gains over ...

University of Liverpool orthoptics students found virtual reality more enjoyable than a desktop strabismus simulator but rated the computer tool ...

A randomized trial of 80 orthopedic interns found that problem-based learning combined with skeletal simulation-based surgical training significantly raised teaching ...

In a prospective single-group cohort study, 86 sixth-year medical interns improved on screen-based virtual-patient assessments after an eight-week emergency medicine ...

A small comparative study of 17 pulmonology residents found that a structured ventilation course combining theory-based classes with practice-based simulation ...

A randomized study of 54 medical and nursing interns found greater improvements in anaphylactic shock knowledge when simulation-based training was ...

A two-year University of Toledo study found that 73 final-year medical students entering surgical residencies averaged 81.5% in standardized-patient assessments ...

A validation study from Venezuela shows that a low-cost inanimate simulator can reliably discriminate expert surgeons from medical students during ...

Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine (NPM) fellowships are built to prepare physicians for high-stakes care at the edge of viability, where rapid decisions ...