Background: In medical education, simulation can be defined as an activity in which an
individual demonstrates skills, procedures and critical thinking using interactive mannequins …

Background: Virtual patient simulations are interactive, computer-based cases. We designed
scenarios based on the McGill Simulation Complexity Score (MSCS), a previously described …

Simulation has become a popular and ubiquitous medical education tool. In response to
learner demands, and because of technological advancement, there is a trend toward …

Background Expectations continue to rise for residency programs to provide integrated
simulation training to address clinical competence. How to implement such training …

Background The intent of the study was to document initial experience with human patient
simulation, using a full-scale computerized mannequin, in evaluating cognitive performance …

Background: High fidelity medical simulators (HFMS) are accepted tools for health care
instruction. The use of HFMS was incorporated into an International Trauma Life Support …

Methods Third-year medical students in a surgery clerkship completed two student-written
simulation scenarios (SWSS) as an assessment method in a trauma curriculum employing …

Introduction Morbidity and mortality from intentional and unintentional injury accounts for a
high burden of disease in low-and middle-income countries. In addition to prevention …

Simulation in critical care and trauma education and trainin... : Current Opinion in Critical Care
Simulation in critical care and trauma education and training : Current Opinion in Critical Care …

Background: Situation awareness (SA) is defined as the perception of elements in the
environment within a volume of time and space, the comprehension of their meaning, and …