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ISSN 2051-7726
Original article
Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2021February 11, 2022 BST

Delivering a socially distanced boot camp for core surgical trainees during the COVID-19 pandemic: how we did it

Christine Blane, Louise Merker, Jonathan Mutimer, James James, Richard Bamford,
surgical trainingboot campblended learningtechnology enhanced learningsurgical simulationCOVID-19
Copyright Logoccby-nc-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.1102/2051-7726.2021.0011

Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2021

Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2021
  • Use of virtual reality simulation in surgical training: a systematic review on predictive validity and current use in surgical curricula
    Aoife FeeleyIain FeeleyKalid MerghaniEoin Sheehan
  • Limitations and challenges of laparoscopic surgery in a low-income country: example of the Gaston Berger Teaching Hospital of Saint-Louis (Senegal)
    Abdourahmane NdongMohamed Lamine DiaoJacques Noel TendengOusmane ThiamAdja Coumba DialloAliou DioufDiago Anta DiaSaer DiopMactar DiengMoustapha DiedhiouPhilippe Manyacka Ma NyembMamadou CisséIbrahima Konaté
  • Virtual reality simulation in orthopaedic surgical training during periods of restricted clinical hours: a systematic review
    Bisola SalajaAoife FeeleyIan FeeleyEoin SheehanKhalid Merghani
  • Impact of formal tuition, supervised practice and feedback on the acquisition of basic laparoscopic skills by novices using a box trainer
    Mathew LyonsOliver BrownBrian Ip
  • A vascularized emergency trauma amputation simulator for surgical skills training
    Abhishek ChandraLauren P. HarveySahand FardiEric J. KrohnShumaila AnwerJames V. Harmon
  • Can NOTSS methodology improve ACGME competencies when combined with simulation-based education?
    Eugene TuyishimeWilliam D. WatsonEdward Dominguez
  • Effects of transcranial direct current stimulation on surgical skills acquisition: a systematic review
    Ahmed A. NaiemFrancisco Reyna-SepúlvedaIbtisam MahmoudMarie-Amélie LukaszewskiHeather L. GillAlexander ThielElie Girsowicz
  • A narrative review of non-technical skills simulations for junior surgical trainees in managing surgical on-call
    Rebecca Smith
  • The effect of video game play on ophthalmic microsurgical simulator performance: a randomized controlled trial
    Stephen C. DrydenRyan D. GabbardFabliha AnbarShane D. MarsiliJames C. FlemingBrian T. Fowler
  • A prospective cohort study evaluating the effectiveness of cardiac arrest and resternotomy simulation training of the post-cardiac surgery recovery team
    Andrew G. KeoganRichard M. Maier Jr.Molly M. Hagen
  • Delivering a socially distanced boot camp for core surgical trainees during the COVID-19 pandemic: how we did it
    Christine BlaneLouise MerkerJonathan MutimerJames JamesRichard Bamford
  • Major vascular injury during minimally invasive gynecologic surgery: simulation-based approach to teaching surgical crisis management skills
    Cara R. KingAnnie KimNicole DonnellanVeronica Lerner
Journal of Surgical Simulation
Blane, Christine, Louise Merker, Jonathan Mutimer, James James, and Richard Bamford. 2022. “Delivering a Socially Distanced Boot Camp for Core Surgical Trainees during the COVID-19 Pandemic: How We Did It.” Journal of Surgical Simulation 8 (1): 84–88. https://doi.org/10.1102/2051-7726.2021.0011.
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