Purpose Clinical nursing practice is important because it helps nursing students experience
realities of clinical nursing that cannot be learned through theoretical education. This study …

Numerous factors contribute to neonatal morbidity and mortality, and inexperienced
providers managing crisis situations is one major cause. Simulation-based medical …

Aim This study aimed to explore nursing and midwifery clinical educators' preparation
practices related to in situ simulation-based education, at a tertiary health service in …

In situ simulation is a new tool for building teamwork during crisis. However, only a few
studies have discussed the long-term effects of regular in situ simulations. To better …

Objective Compare the effectiveness of simulation to a self-study article on short-and long-
term knowledge retention among critical care health care providers. Methodology This study …

This article explores the use of mock codes in a radiology area in a 550-bed teaching
hospital to see if they identify inadequacies in systems, standards of care, and teamwork that …

In situ and mobile simulation are innovative educational methods that have become
increasingly popular in medical and pharmacy education. These methods involve simulating …

Background: Trauma team activation at a Level 1 trauma centre In Quebec, Canada, is
primarily at the emergency department's staff discretion. Trauma teams may be activated …

Abstract Granovetter (1973) wrote on the 'Strength of Weak Ties', even though published all
those years ago, there was value and recognition placed on the strength of smaller group …

Background: In recent years, simulation educators have focused on in situ simulations
wherein they bring education to providers' workplaces in efforts to reduce clinical disruptions …