Measuring the Repeatability of Simulated Physiology in Simulators

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Measuring the Repeatability of Simulated Physiology in Simulators

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In simulation, it may be important in some instances that the physiologic responses to given interventions are substantially repeatable. However, there is no agreed approach to evaluating the repeatability of simulators. We therefore aimed to develop such an approach.In repeated simulations, we evaluated the physiologic responses to 7 simple clinical interventions generated by a METI (Medical Education Technologies Incorporated, Sarasota, FL) HPS (Human Patient Simulator) simulator in connect...

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2015-12

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Cumin, David / Chen, C / Merry, Alan

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http://hdl.handle.net/2292/28145

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Physiology-modeling / Modeling / Training

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