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Effect of hybrid simulation-based training on improving nursing students' patient interaction and suturing skills. [PDF]

BMC Med Educ
Mashmool H, Mahmodi MA, Amouzeshi Z, Bakhshi T.   +3 more
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HoloPatient-based simulation education to improve nursing students' learning motivation and attitude: a mixed methods study. [PDF]

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Kang Y, Lee I.
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A Systematic Review of Emotional, Cognitive, and Logistical Factors Influencing Simulated Patient Performance in Simulation-Based Education. [PDF]

Adv Med Educ Pract
Folorunsho EF, Malabu UH, Anderson E, Malau-Aduli BS.   +3 more
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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Virtual Simulation on Clinical Reasoning in Dental Students in Managing Temporomandibular Disorders

Zhang P, He W, Zhang Y, Zhou Z, Wang C, Zhang C, Ge S, Sun S.   +7 more
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A real-time virtual liver simulator using position based dynamics with compliant constraints for medical applications. [PDF]

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Guo Y, Kou D, Zhang X, Zhang L, Cao K.
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Effects of financial compensation structures on community health worker performance, motivation, and retention: evidence from a multi-arm quasi-experiment in Uganda. [PDF]

Front Health Serv
Okech M, Gitau TM, Zoungrana W, Yegon EK, Mwita N, Kanyerere S, Koimur A, Arinda A, Richard K, Chitwa R.   +9 more
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Implementation Strategy for a Mandatory Interprofessional Training Program Using an Instructional Design Model. [PDF]

Nurs Rep
Gledhill S, McAuliffe MJ.
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We can believe quasi-realism

Lillehammer, H., Moller, N.
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Sellars’ metaethical quasi-realism

SynthÈse, 2018
In this article, I expound and defend an interpretation of Sellars as a metaethical quasi-realist. Sellars analyzes moral discourse in non-cognitivist terms: in particular, he analyzes “ought”-statements as expressions of collective intentions deriving from a collective commitment to provide for the general welfare.
Griffin Klemick
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