Newspaper/Magazine Article Published June 7, 2006 Video games can help cut surgical errors. Baertlein L. Topics Approach to Improving Safety Education and Training Resource Type Newspaper/Magazine Article Clinical Area Surgery Target Audience Physicians Error Types Epidemiology of Errors and Adverse Events Origin/Sponsor United States of America Cite Baertlein L. More Share Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email Print This article reports on a study that found that playing video games before surgery enhanced surgical dexterity and minimized errors. Free full text Related Resources Newspaper/Magazine Article Robotic-assisted surgery: focus on training and credentialing. Dubeck D. Newspaper/Magazine Article Risks are high at low-volume hospitals. Sternberg S; Dougherty G. Journal Article Study The American College of Surgeons' closed claims study: new insights for improving care. Griffen FD, Stephens LS, Alexander JB, et al. Journal of the American College of Surgeons. 2007;204. Journal Article Study Statewide collaborative to reduce surgical site infections: results of the Hawaii Surgical Unit-Based Safety Program. Lin DM, Carson KA, Lubomski LH, et al. Journal of the American College of Surgeons. 2018;227:189-197.e1. Journal Article Study Patterns of disrespectful physician behavior at an academic medical center: implications for training, prevention, and remediation. Hopkins J, Hedlin H, Weinacker A, et al. Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges. 2018;93:1679-1685. View More
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