Practice makes perfect: planning considerations for medical simulation centers.

Kenneth Ross

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Practice makes perfect: planning considerations for medical simulation centers.

December 5, 2012

Ross K. Health Facilities Management. 2012;25(11):23-28.

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This article outlines key issues for hospital administrators to consider when establishing a simulation center.

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