Clinical simulation as a learning paradigm shift
Keywords:
clinical simulation, diabetesAbstract
Clinical simulation has become a key tool related to health care professionals training, bringing a safe environment where learners and professionals can acquire, practice and improve some skills without putting in risk patient and oneself safety. It is worth mentioning clinical simulation benefits in the frame of learning experience: practical learning, critical resources management, error reduction, team work, trust and competences.
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