ISSN 2051-7726
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2018November 14, 2018 BST
Report on ‘Novel Thinking and New Technology in Healthcare and Education’: Seventh Annual Simulation Conference, Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, 7 December 2017
Report on ‘Novel Thinking and New Technology in Healthcare and Education’: Seventh Annual Simulation Conference, Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, 7 December 2017
Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2018
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2018
- Impact of 3D laparoscopic surgical training on performance in standard 2D laparoscopic simulation: a randomised prospective studyRicardo A.R. de AlmeidaYassar A. QureshiAlpa J. MorawalaNabeel H. MeraliIkechuwku IloabachieBadriya AlaraimiBijendra Patel
- Lap Mentor-based assessment of laparoscopic surgical skills: a validation studyKhalid Munir BhattiLubna BaigSyed Moyn AlyKamran Ahmad MalikHafiz Amjad HussainZainab Nasser Al-BalushiMahmoud Hatem SherifKhoula Saud Al HarrasiKadhim Mustafa TaqiHoud Al AbriHani Al-Qadhi
- Optimal simulation and tissue platforms for acquiring surgical endoscopy skills to perform per oral endoscopic myotomy (POEM)Andrew WangR. Dan LawsonGordon Wisbach
- When it goes wrong, a chance to try again: ophthalmic surgical simulation training borrowed from flight-crash re-runsAhmed AbdelmaksoudNigel khoo
- Report on ‘Novel Thinking and New Technology in Healthcare and Education’: Seventh Annual Simulation Conference, Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, 7 December 2017K JamiesonJ DriscollK Killicoat
- Simulation safety first: an imperativeDaniel RaemerAlexander HannenbergAnn Mullen
- Introduction and assessment of an inanimate model for basic surgical skills training of veterinary studentsSoheil MehrdadiMehdi Marjani
- Loop ligation: objective assessment of surgical efficiency in vessel ligation with electromagnetic hand motion analysisRobert MillerGeorgios Pafitanis
- Using mindfulness therapy in laparoscopic simulation training: a pilot studyGuillermo E. Narbona YúsariIsidora B. BurgosEnrique A. CariBoris J. Marinkovic
- An examination of factors affecting performance on a patient-specific virtual reality-based ventriculostomy simulatorRyan ArmstrongDayna NoltieRoy EaglesonSandrine de Ribaupierre
- Tunable 3D printed multi-material composites to enhance tissue fidelity for surgical simulationJustine GarciaMansour AlOmranAlexander EmmottRosaire MongrainKevin LachapelleRichard L. Leask
- Will SCOBY do? An alternative for teaching basic surgical skills of suturing and skin excisionAmber van DrevenSue J. GarnerSean T. MacDermottMark W. YatesSteve G. Costa
Jamieson, K, J Driscoll, and K Killicoat. 2018. “Report on ‘Novel Thinking and New Technology in Healthcare and Education’: Seventh Annual Simulation Conference, Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, 7 December 2017.” Journal of Surgical Simulation 5 (1): 34–39. https://doi.org/10.1102/2051-7726.2018.0004.