Nurses' perceptions of simulation-based interprofessional training program for rapid response and code blue events.

Hania Wehbe-Janek; Carissa R. Lenzmeier; Paul E. Ogden; Mary Pat Lambden; Pamela Sanford; Judy Herrick; Juhee Song; Jose F. Pliego; Colleen Y. Colbert

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Nurses' perceptions of simulation-based interprofessional training program for rapid response and code blue events.

December 1, 2011

Wehbe-Janek H, Lenzmeier CR, Ogden PE, et al. J Nurs Care Qual. 2012;27(1):43-50.

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This study found that nurses supported the use of simulation-based training to foster improved communication and teamwork.

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