Effect of in situ simulation training for emergency caesarean section on maternal and infant outcomes

[1] Hughes NJ(2020)Decision-to-delivery interval of emergency cesarean section in Uganda: a retrospective cohort study BMC Pregnancy Childbirth 20 324-30

[2] Namagembe I(2014)Is there a safe limit of delay for emergency caesarean section in Ghana? Results of analysis of early perinatal outcome Ghana Med J 48 24-1732

[3] Nakimuli A(2022)A retrospective review of decision to delivery time interval for foetal distress at a Central Hospital Int J Womens Health 14 1723-344

[4] Sekikubo M(2019)Impact of decision to delivery time of fetal mortality in canine caesarean section in a referral population Veterinary Med Sci 5 336-226

[5] Moffett A(2014)The effect of a program to shorten the decision-to-delivery interval for emergent cesarean section on maternal and neonatal outcome Am J Obstet Gynecol 210 224.e221-263

[6] Patient CJ(2013)Response times for emergency cesarean delivery: use of simulation drills to assess and improve obstetric team performance J Perinatol 33 259-838

[7] Aiken CE(2015)Moving the needle: simulation’s impact on patient outcomes Surg Clin North Am 95 827-106

[8] Oppong SA(2019)Implications of long-term low-fidelity in situ simulation in acute care and association with a reduction in unexpected cardiac arrests: a retrospective research study PLoS One 14 e0213789-70

[9] Tuuli MG(2020)In-situ simulation use for rapid implementation and process improvement of COVID-19 airway management Western J Emerg Med 21 99-809

[10] Seffah JD(2017)Umbilical cord prolapse in a labouring patient: a multidisciplinary and interprofessional simulation scenario Cureus 9 e1692-994

[1] Hughes NJ(2020)Decision-to-delivery interval of emergency cesarean section in Uganda: a retrospective cohort study BMC Pregnancy Childbirth 20 324-30

[2] Namagembe I(2014)Is there a safe limit of delay for emergency caesarean section in Ghana? Results of analysis of early perinatal outcome Ghana Med J 48 24-1732

[3] Nakimuli A(2022)A retrospective review of decision to delivery time interval for foetal distress at a Central Hospital Int J Womens Health 14 1723-344

[4] Sekikubo M(2019)Impact of decision to delivery time of fetal mortality in canine caesarean section in a referral population Veterinary Med Sci 5 336-226

[5] Moffett A(2014)The effect of a program to shorten the decision-to-delivery interval for emergent cesarean section on maternal and neonatal outcome Am J Obstet Gynecol 210 224.e221-263

[6] Patient CJ(2013)Response times for emergency cesarean delivery: use of simulation drills to assess and improve obstetric team performance J Perinatol 33 259-838

[7] Aiken CE(2015)Moving the needle: simulation’s impact on patient outcomes Surg Clin North Am 95 827-106

[8] Oppong SA(2019)Implications of long-term low-fidelity in situ simulation in acute care and association with a reduction in unexpected cardiac arrests: a retrospective research study PLoS One 14 e0213789-70

[9] Tuuli MG(2020)In-situ simulation use for rapid implementation and process improvement of COVID-19 airway management Western J Emerg Med 21 99-809

[10] Seffah JD(2017)Umbilical cord prolapse in a labouring patient: a multidisciplinary and interprofessional simulation scenario Cureus 9 e1692-994