The Status of Human Simulation Training in Emergency Medicine Residency Programs
Simulation in Healthcare The Journal of the Society for Simulation in HealthcarePublished 1 January 2006
Steven A. McLaughlin, William F. Bond, Susan B. Promes, Linda Spillane
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Most EM training programs are using HFMB simulation less often than every month and curriculum development in EM training is still in the early phases.
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: HFMB simulation technology has not been completely adopted by EM training programs even when it is available. Most EM training programs are using HFMB simulation less often than every month and curriculum development in EM training is still in the early phases.
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