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Competency, Mastery and Deliberate Practice: Revisiting the Goals of Simulation Based Assessments

November 20, 2013
Carla Pugh, MD, addresses lingering questions regarding which type of simulation and assessment venue best meets specific learning objectives. Use of simulation-based assessments has continued to evolve. In the early iterations, mannequin-based trainers were used for classroom and group based training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation for basic and advanced cardiac life...
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The New Mandate for Simulation Training in Orthopedic Surgery: A Coordinated and Strategic Approach

November 20, 2013
Robert A. Pedowitz, MD, PhD provides a summary of a strategic and coordinated approach to address simulation and other important concerns in the field of orthopaedic surgery. Simulation has been used for decades in the field of orthopedic surgery. Although simulation has been used widely in US residency training program,...
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Strengthening Surgeon Training

November 6, 2013
Camran Nezhat, MD reports on his efforts to encourage simulation to become even more realistic, to influence surgical curriculum and to impact training protocols. We now know that the limiting factor for performing minimally invasive surgery is surgical skill and experience, as well as the availability of proper instrumentation. In...
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Simbionix is on Course for Continued Innovation and Portfolio Expansion

October 3, 2013
Group Editor Marty Kauchak provides insights of his recent discussion with Inbal Mazor, Simbionix’s vice president of global marketing. This October MEdSim had an opportunity to speak with Simbionix’s Inbal Mazor in an ideal environment – away from the frenetic exhibition floor of a major community conference. In a brief,...
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Interview with Margareta Berg, MD, PhD

September 23, 2013
Interview with Margareta Berg, MD, PhD, Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon, Chairman and Project Director of the Surgicon Foundation Dr. Berg peformed her residency, and was awarded her PhD degree in Orthopaedic Surgery, at the Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Gothenburg Sweden. During this period she invented and organized “The Hip Replacement Project”. In 1989 she founded...
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Editor Judith Riess discusses implementation of new, safe, work practices

September 3, 2013
Editor in Chief Judith Riess suggests the successful implementation of new, safe, work practices must be initiated by those who work within the healthcare sector. All aspects of healthcare are changing. Patient safety is a global priority and when we hear that the mortality rate due to error equates...
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Focus on ROI

August 15, 2013
In the fourth in a series of articles on medical simulation centers, Group Editor Marty Kauchak examines community stakeholders’ expanding interest in returns on investment for these facilities.  During one random four week period this spring, the Halldale Group’s website reported the opening or upgrade of four healthcare simulation facilities in...
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Interview with Richard M. Satava, MD Surgery

August 13, 2013
Interview with Richard M. Satava, MD FACS, Professor Emeritus of Surgery, Department of Surgery, University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle, Washington. Dr. Satava has held numerous leadership and management positions in the medical community. Prior assignments and positions include Professor of Surgery at Yale University and a military appointment Professor...
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A Wireless Gadget for Simulation of Partial Seizures in a Child

July 31, 2013
Rahul Panesar, MD, and Sean Cavanaugh, BS and Christopher Gallagher, MD describe their efforts to build an inexpensive, wireless partial seizure mechanism for pediatric status epilepticus simulation scenarios. The most common neurologic disorder in children is seizures, with up to 6% of all children having at least one episode by...
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Conference Report

July 30, 2013
MEdSim continued its presence at international conferences through July. Publisher & CEO Andy Smith, Editor Judith Riess, US Sales Representative Justin Grooms and Group Editor Marty Kauchak provide recurring themes from select conferences’ keynote addresses, breakout sessions and the exhibition floors.  NPSF Congress. Image Credit: David Aleman, f-stop Photography Our...
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