Simulation in health care: setting realistic expectations.

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Simulation in health care: setting realistic expectations.

February 15, 2011

Henriksen K; Patterson MD.

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This article discusses the use of simulation for training in health care, highlights its advantages in a patient safety context, and offers curriculum strategies.

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