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Can implementation of in situ simulation support rural emergency provider self‑confidence and improve patient safety? A mixed‑methods study cover
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Can implementation of in situ simulation support rural emergency provider self‑confidence and improve patient safety? A mixed‑methods study

La mise en œuvre de la simulation in situ peut-elle soutenir la confiance en soi des prestataires d'urgence ruraux et améliorer la sécurité des patients? Une étude à méthodes mixtes

Fall 2025
Volume 30 - Issue 4

Sebastian Diebel, Aidan Wharton, Pascale King, Michelle Parker

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ISSN Number: 12037796

Language: English/French

Format: PDF

Pages: 2430

Content Summary


This mixed-methods study evaluates the use of in situ simulation in rural emergency departments, focusing on its effectiveness in enhancing provider confidence and identifying latent safety threats. The findings suggest that simulation is a valuable educational tool that can improve patient safety and provider satisfaction.

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Medical educationRural medicinePrimary careNorthern medicineInfectious disease