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The use of simulation in maternal–fetal medicine procedure training

Nitsche et al., 2013

Document ID
15792862484842536041
Author
Nitsche J
Brost B
Publication year
Publication venue
Seminars in perinatology

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Many fields of medicine now routinely employ simulation while educating all levels of medical trainees. Unfortunately, OB–GYN has been slow to incorporate these beneficial adjuncts to traditional medical education, but thankfully the use of simulation is now …
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