SimTools: a new paradigm in high fidelity simulation.

Reynolds, Karen Jane; Owen, Harry; Sprick, Cyle Duane

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SimTools: a new paradigm in high fidelity simulation.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Conference object 27 May 2008 Australia English Journal:Studies in health technology and informatics, volume 132 (issn: 0926-9630,

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Authors: Reynolds, Karen Jane; Owen, Harry; Sprick, Cyle Duane;

pmid: 18391349

handle: 2328/32197

SimTools: a new paradigm in high fidelity simulation.

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Abstract

We demonstrate a prototype set of clinical devices that deliver simulated information to the clinician when used with standardized patients or simple manikins.

Country

Australia

Related Organizations

Flinders University
Australia

Keywords

0903 Biomedical Engineering, South Australia, Humans, Computer Simulation, Patient Care, Manikins

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