Mobile In Situ Obstetric Emergency Simulation and Teamwork Training to Improve Maternal-Fetal Safety in Hospitals
The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient SafetyPublished 1 October 2010
Jeanne‐Marie Guise, Nancy K. Lowe, Shad Deering, Patricia O. Lewis, Christen O’Haire, Lori K. Irwin
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In situ simulation is an effective way to develop new skills, to maintain infrequently used clinical skills even among experienced clinical teams, and to uncover and address latent safety threats in the clinical setting.
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In situ simulation is an effective way to develop new skills, to maintain infrequently used clinical skills even among experienced clinical teams, and to uncover and address latent safety threats in the clinical setting.
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