Training on demand: A solution to clinical education through simulation

Sean Guinane; Laura A. Molloy; Laura A. Levy

Training on demand: A solution to clinical education through simulation

Sean Guinane, Laura A. Molloy, Laura A. Levy

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Abstract

Physician assistant educators should be aware of the growing complexity and capability of simulation in teaching students as clinical rotations and encounters become scarcer. Simulation with new technology allows for consistent teaching and assessment of skills in a resource limited environment.

Original language	American English
Journal	Journal of Physician Assistant Education
Volume	24
State	Published - Jan 1 2013

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Medical Education

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Training on demand: A solution to clinical education through simulation

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