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Simulating hospital patient flows
Journal of the Royal Society for the Promotion of Health, 1998This case study development has benefited by the use of clear on-screen logic which has facilitated useful discussions between the analyst and end-users. The screen displays enable a realistic depiction of a system to be developed. A simple first model was gradually made more realistic in a step-by-step process involving both analyst and end-users. The
B, Lehaney, S, Clarke, H, Kogetsidis
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Simulation: Improving patient outcomes
Seminars in Perinatology, 2013Effective training has been shown to improve perinatal care and outcome, decrease litigation claims and reduce midwifery sick leave. To be effective, training should be incentivised, in a realistic context, and delivered to inter-professional teams similar to those delivering actual care.
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Nurse Educator, 2014
Multiple-patient simulations may be used to promote the development of leadership skills as well as patient care management. Multiple-patient simulations create opportunities that mimic real interactions encountered in clinical practice. In addition to promoting the development of these essential skills among students, these simulations also meet the ...
Horsley, Trisha Leann +3 more
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Multiple-patient simulations may be used to promote the development of leadership skills as well as patient care management. Multiple-patient simulations create opportunities that mimic real interactions encountered in clinical practice. In addition to promoting the development of these essential skills among students, these simulations also meet the ...
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Health Care Simulation with Patient Simulators and Standardized Patients
2008The University of Louisville School of Medicine has successfully incorporated simulation in the medical school curriculum, using both mannequin-based simulators and standardized patients. Although based in the medical school, these programs also support educational activities within the nursing, dental, and public health schools at the Health Science ...
Richard R. Kyle, W. Bosseau Murray
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Simulating Realistic Enough Patient Records
2015Information systems for storing, managing and manipulating electronic medical records must place an emphasis on maintaining the privacy and security of those records. Though the design, development and testing of such systems also requires the use of data, the developers of these systems, rarely also their final end users, are unlikely to have ethical ...
Cunningham, James, Ainsworth, John
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BMJ, 2007
Clinical examination is vital in cardiology.
Ify R Mordi, Stephen J Leslie
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Clinical examination is vital in cardiology.
Ify R Mordi, Stephen J Leslie
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2013 39th Annual Northeast Bioengineering Conference, 2013
A patient simulator thermometer was designed to meet the demands of training students in a simulated clinical environment. This is achieved through the use of an instructor interface, Bluetooth signal generation, and a student interface which simulates a clinical temporal thermometer.
Peter S. Florkoski +4 more
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A patient simulator thermometer was designed to meet the demands of training students in a simulated clinical environment. This is achieved through the use of an instructor interface, Bluetooth signal generation, and a student interface which simulates a clinical temporal thermometer.
Peter S. Florkoski +4 more
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The present invention relates to a patient simulator comprising an elongated flexible conduit for simulating a human or animal fluid conduit. The patient simulator to that end comprises detection means for detecting local deformation of the cross-section of the conduit.
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