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Jerome N Gregoire1, Celeste M Alfes2, Andrew P Reimer3
1Founder and Chairman, Redbird Flight Simulations, Austin, TX.
Abstract:
There is a long history of adopting lessons learned from aviation to improve health care practice. Two of the major practices that have successfully transferred include using a checklist and simulation. Training and simulation technology is currently underdeveloped for nurses and health care providers entering critical care transport. This article describes a pedagogical approach adopted from aviation to develop a new simulation platform and program of research to develop the science of critical care transport nursing education.
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