Training and simulation for patient safety

Overview of attention for article published in Quality & Safety in Health Care, August 2010

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Training and simulation for patient safety | BMJ Quality & Safety https://t.co/XaZZGPoAvL

Climbing the steep learning curve can no longer be done by trial and error, so it is necessary to explore, define and implement models of health professional training that do not expose the patient to preventable errors.... https://t.co/YnB4z4LIY2

RT @loops79blue: The benefits of simulation training in practice are widely known https://t.co/gCtJdvqoFc great to see it in practice. Than…

RT @MedicalEducator: Simulation based medical education: nice overview by Aggarwal et al (Qual Saf Health) (open) http://t.co/9ys0qpoDib ht…

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