ISSN 2051-7726
Vol. 4 Special issue B, 2017May 11, 2017 BST
Authenticity, stress and debriefing: learning through simulation
Authenticity, stress and debriefing: learning through simulation
Articles in Vol. 4 Special issue B, 2017
Vol. 4 Special issue B, 2017
- Human factors in surgical errorKen Catchpole
- Cognitive simulationUttam ShiralkarSonia Bathla
- Pre-operative mental practice for the prevention of surgical errorMarina Yiasemidou
- Can cognitive psychology help us understand surgical safety issues?Narinder Kapur
- Authenticity, stress and debriefing: learning through simulationKen Spearpoint
- How should surgeons warm up? An experimental psychology approachTW PikeF MushtaqRM WilkieJPA LodgeM Mon-Williams
- Developing and implementing haptic surgical rehearsal in dentistryAndrew KeelingCecilie Osnes
- Development of haptic caries simulation for dental educationCecilie OsnesAndrew Keeling
- Grasping improvements in laparoscopic surgeryJ ChandlerD JonesB Moxley-WylesJ BarrieGW TaylorPR Culmer
- Understanding vacuum assisted delivery mechanicsDushyant GoordyalAli AlazmaniPeter Culmer
- Real-time analysis of tissue traumaDominnic JonesAli AlazmaniPeter Culmer
Spearpoint, Ken. 2017. “Authenticity, Stress and Debriefing: Learning through Simulation.” Journal of Surgical Simulation 4 Special issue B (May):B5. https://doi.org/10.1102/2051-7726.2017.B005.