ISSN 2051-7726
Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2017December 29, 2017 BST
Why all doctors and medical institutions need to embrace social media: #socialmediadoctors
Why all doctors and medical institutions need to embrace social media: #socialmediadoctors
Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2017
Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2017
- Computational fluid dynamics in complex aortic surgery: applications, prospects and challengesFan Shuen TsengTse Kiat SoongNicholas SynChi Wei OngLeo Hwa LiangAndrew M.T.L. Choong
- Advances in Surgery Channel: the future of surgical educationBeatriz Martin-PerezGabriel Diaz del GobboHugo De LacySteven D. WexnerAntonio M. Lacy
- Designing, developing and implementing a 2-year, simulation-embedded curriculum for junior surgical residentsMarina YiasemidouAndrew KordowiczJonathan de SiqueiraMichael J. Gough
- Report on ‘Safety Engineering in Healthcare’: Sixth Annual Simulation Conference, Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, 1 December 2016L. SalmH. Harb
- The importance of 3D printing in vascular surgical simulation and trainingYeong Xue LunKo Teck Ee ReyorChi Wei OngLeo Hwa LiangAndrew M.T.L. Choong
- Developing haptic caries simulation for dental educationCecilie OsnesAndrew Keeling
- Ultrasound-guided central line placement: is a gelatine phantom a good and affordable alternative?Bart LeendersStefan BruijnenJan-Willem Elhof Elhof
- Why all doctors and medical institutions need to embrace social media: #socialmediadoctorsNeeraj Bhasin
- The validity of a surgical model simulating loss of vessel control in an abdominal hysterectomySuzanne L. LababidiBryan K. Rone
- The use of simulation training for robotic-assisted surgerySugapriya ArunachalamJames Ansell
- Simulation as an adjunct to didactics to increase acquired knowledge retention of learning how to avoid a “never event” of unintended retained foreign objects: 6-month and 1-year follow-up studyRoberto Rivero-SotoBogdan IonescuDuane PattersonRodney GrimTed BellVanita Ahuja
Bhasin, Neeraj. 2017. “Why All Doctors and Medical Institutions Need to Embrace Social Media: #socialmediadoctors.” Journal of Surgical Simulation 4 (1): 41–43. https://doi.org/10.1102/2051-7726.2017.0008.