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SRSIS 3 - Short Reports on Simulation Innovations Supplement
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DOI: 10.54531/srsis-3
Short Reports on Simulation Innovations Supplement (SRSIS)
Pages: 32
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Response to letter to the editor regarding ‘Growing as debriefers, together: eight tips for launching and sustaining an online meta-debrief club’
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DOI: 10.54531/HUBX3716
Letters
Pages: 1
Symphony or cacophony? Challenging the primacy of prebriefing, simulation engagement and debriefing in the design of simulation-based learning
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DOI: 10.54531/HPDL4136
Editorial
Pages: 4
Mapping the diffusion of innovation in medical simulation in Pakistan: a systematic review
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DOI: 10.54531/HLFV8436
Original Research
Pages: 14
Letter to the editor: approaches to meta-debriefing
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DOI: 10.54531/DIVW2372
Letter
Pages: 1
SRSIS 2 - Short Reports on Simulation Innovations Supplement
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DOI: 10.54531/srsis-2
Editorial
Pages: 32
The clinical debriefer: is experience necessary?
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DOI: 10.54531/EJDO8573
Debate
Pages: 6
A day in the life of a Simulated Participant
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DOI: 10.54531/GBUZ392
Perspective
Pages: 2
Exploring the potential for simulation in the development of future foresight leadership skills for healthcare professionals: a scoping review protocol
Moosa Albusaidi,
Neil Harrison,
Mandy Moffat,
Scott McGregor,
Dilmini Karunaratne,
Houd Al Abri,
Susan Somerville
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DOI: 10.54531/MNHD5617
Protocol
Pages: 6
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Journal of Healthcare Simulation is the official journal of the Association for Simulated Practice in Healthcare
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