Using in situ simulation to improve care of the acutely ill patient by enhancing interprofessional working: a qualitative proof of concept study in primary care in England

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New paper! It shows there are many benefits to using in-situ simulation within primary care to help clinical and non-clinical staff members manage medical emergencies @SimEduLead @healthscisurrey https://t.co/UlaMwujcta

RT @DrAHalls: New paper! It shows there are many benefits to using in-situ simulation within primary care to help clinical and non-clinical…

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