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August 1, 2008Annals of Surgery618 citationsOpen Access

A Systematic Review of Skills Transfer After Surgical Simulation Training

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LSLana SturmJWJohn A. WindsorPCPeter H. Cosman

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Skills acquired by simulation-based training seem to be transferable to the operative setting. The studies included in this review were of variable quality and did not use comparable simulation-based training methodologies, which limited the strength of the conclusions. More studies are required to strengthen the evidence base and to provide the evidence needed to determine the extent to which simulation should become a part of surgical training programs.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69dbc4627d378569a9835964https://doi.org/10.1097/sla.0b013e318176bf24
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