ISSN 2051-7726
Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2020November 24, 2020 BST
Enhancement of medical student perception of surgical specialization with peer-assisted laparoscopic simulation: a pilot study
Enhancement of medical student perception of surgical specialization with peer-assisted laparoscopic simulation: a pilot study
Jordan J. Baechle, Alexander M. Lopez, Jyotsna Thota, Mitchell F. Bowers, Paula Marincola Smith, Regina S. Offodile,
Articles in Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2020
Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2020
- Conflicting intra-departmental views on the importance of simulation in general surgeryK. Brandon LangTodd F. HooverMarie HunsingerMohsen Shabahang
- Comparison of verbal, graphical and kinaesthetic cues for instructing pedicle screw cannulation angles within a virtual environmentStewart McLachlinAntony H. BatemanAlbert J. YeeCari Whyne
- How do we safeguard and improve the healthcare workforce for doctors? Society for Healthcare Reform, 2 March 2020Colin Elton
- A low-cost phantom for ultrasound-guided thyroid fine-needle aspiration training: face and construct validityDavid Z. LiaoVikas MehtaEugenie DuVafa TabatabaieI. Martin LevyRichard V. SmithMarc J. Gibber
- Low-cost simulation systems for surgical training: a narrative reviewDhananjaya SharmaVikesh AgrawalJitin BajajPawan Agarwal
- Observational clinical human reliability analysis (OCHRA) for assessing and improving quality of surgical performance: the current status and futureBenjie Tang
- Safety of online surgical training resourcesMichael Edwards
- Who should be teaching vaginal hysterectomy on a task trainer? A multicenter randomized trial of peer versus expert coachingChristina M. EscobarDominique Malacarne PapeKimberly L. FerranteMeleen ChuangDemian SzyldVeronica Lerner
- Enhancement of medical student perception of surgical specialization with peer-assisted laparoscopic simulation: a pilot studyJordan J. BaechleAlexander M. LopezJyotsna ThotaMitchell F. BowersPaula Marincola SmithRegina S. Offodile
- Simulation training: a novel and effective way to improve knowledge and attitudes towards coroner’s court attendanceKathryn M. O'SheaRachel HarwoodJoanna CrichtonMichelle PerrigoSarah Wood
- Assessing round window depiction in a virtual reality environment for cochlear implantationJustin T. LuiGarrett D. LocketzJoseph C. DortJoseph M. ChenJustin K. ChauSonny K. ChanSumit K. AgrawalJ. Kenneth SalisburyNikolas H. Blevins
- Development and validation of an inexpensive home-made laparoscopic trainer for surgical trainingChin Li TeeDavid Alexander Grieve
Baechle, Jordan J., Alexander M. Lopez, Jyotsna Thota, Mitchell F. Bowers, Paula Marincola Smith, and Regina S. Offodile. 2020. “Enhancement of Medical Student Perception of Surgical Specialization with Peer-Assisted Laparoscopic Simulation: A Pilot Study.” Journal of Surgical Simulation 7 (1): 73–79. https://doi.org/10.1102/2051-7726.2020.0008.