PREHOSPITAL AND HOSPITAL-BASED HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS' EXPERIENCE WITH A HUMAN PATIENT SIMULATOR
Prehospital Emergency CarePublished 1 January 2001
William F. Bond, Marianne Kostenbader, John F. McCarthy
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In this sample, prehospital and hospital-based health professionals were accepting of human patient simulation as a new teaching tool with multiple useful applications.
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In this sample, prehospital and hospital-based health professionals were accepting of human patient simulation as a new teaching tool with multiple useful applications.
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