The Role of Simulation in Medical Training and Assessment

Amrita Sinha (1) , Karen T. Flood (2) , David Kessel (3) , Sheena Johnson (4) , Carianne Hunt (4) , Helen Woolnough (5) , Franck P. Vidal (6) , Pierre-Frédéric Villard (7, 8) , Richard Holbray (9) , Martin Crawshaw (10) , Andrew Bulpitt (9) , Nigel W. John (11) , Fernando Bello (7) , Roger Phillips (10) , Derek Gould (1)

1 Royal Liverpool University Hospital
2 LGI - Leeds General Infirmary
3 St James's University Hospital
4 MBS - Manchester Business School
5 Leeds Metropolitan University
6 UC San Diego - University of California [San Diego]
7 Imperial College London
8 MAGRIT - Visual Augmentation of Complex Environments
9 University of Leeds
10 University of Hull [United Kingdom]
11 Bangor University

An overview to medical simulation has been provided. In the context of procedural interventional radiology training, we start with the definition and history of simulation, address its increasing importance in medicine reflect on its theoretical basis and current evidence and finally review its advantages/ limitations and prospects for the future.

Domaines: Modélisation et simulation

Amrita Sinha, Karen T. Flood, David Kessel, Sheena Johnson, Carianne Hunt, et al.. The Role of Simulation in Medical Training and Assessment. Radiological Society of North America - RSNA 2009, Nov 2009, Chicago, United States. ⟨hal-00509830⟩