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Action research, simulation, team communication, and bringing the tacit into voice. Society for Simulation in Healthcare.
Forsythe L. Simul Healthc. 2009;4:143-148.

This study used simulation activities to foster greater collaborative relationships and stimulate positive changes in tasks, processes, and overall team function. The authors suggest that simulation can offer opportunities for individual and team reflection, innovation, and building a culture of safety.
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