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Leshya Bokka¹, Francesco Ciuffo, Timothy C Clapper

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Healthcare simulation education is growing, but medical errors during training are underreported. This review categorizes reported errors, finding commission, systems, and omission errors most frequent, highlighting the need for better error tracking in simulation.

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Medical Education
Patient Safety
Healthcare Simulation

Background:

Simulation-based education in healthcare has grown significantly.
It offers a safe environment for practicing patient care and identifying medical errors.
However, medical errors within simulation are not widely reported in literature.

Conclusions:

Healthcare simulationists and patient safety advocates must identify systems-related errors and training gaps.
These gaps can lead to inaction, improper actions, and poor communication.
Developing a registry for errors across simulation centers is proposed to aggregate and analyze insights for improved patient safety.