What must a simulator prove before it is used to teach?
Resembling the equipment is not enough. To teach, a simulator must reproduce the decisions that matter, allow mistakes to happen for the right cause, …
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When the patient cannot move: the challenge of getting the radiograph right on the first exposure
With a trauma patient, a patient in pain or one with reduced mobility, the positioning in the manual no longer works. The quality of the radiograph …
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Learning before entering the room
The cost of training on real imaging equipment, the rare events nobody should wait for in order to learn them, and the difference between a useful …
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