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Emergency care practitioner students’ satisfaction with simulation across two universities in South Africa
Background Simulation learning is an educational strategy that has been used in South African Emergency Care Practitioner training for at least a decade. No authors had previously measured the satisfaction of South African ECP students with simulation learning. Objective The objectives of th...
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Division of Emergency Medicine
2020
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