This review demonstrates the role of simulation in enhancing patient safety and training effectiveness for healthcare workers.
Simulation in medicine is a training method where part or the entire clinical scenario is constructed in a safe and controlled environment with adequate equipment. The development of simulation technology in medicine has led to the integration and availability of models that have become realistic enough to contribute to the feeling of a real patient. The development of the simulation was primarily due to the need to preserve the safety of the patient, but also of the health worker when acquiring knowledge.
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