Simulation setting may not shape emergency team nontechnical skills
A cross-sectional study of 16 Brazilian interprofessional emergency teams found no statistically significant differences in nontechnical skills performance between in ...
A cross-sectional study of 16 Brazilian interprofessional emergency teams found no statistically significant differences in nontechnical skills performance between in ...
A controlled Swedish simulation study found that the recurrence rate of coordinative behaviors significantly predicted first aid performance in ad-hoc ...
A qualitative simulation study of respiratory registrars and endoscopy nurses identified three themes—experience, distributed team work and environmental constraints—that shape ...
Two simulation researchers argue in Advances in Simulation that human-AI teaming is the next frontier for healthcare simulation, outlining five ...
A study of 19 medical teams in emergency simulations found that heart-rate and skin-conductance coordination were linked to adaptation and ...
A four-wave study of 538 Chinese logistics practitioners finds temporal leadership boosts team performance through shared temporal cognition and team ...
A large randomized controlled experiment by MIT Sloan and Johns Hopkins researchers shows that matching the Big Five personality traits ...
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