A large-scale mass casualty simulation to develop the non-technical skills medical students require for collaborative teamwork

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Christine Jorm
Chris Roberts
Renee Lim
Josephine Roper
Clare Skinner
Jeremy Robertson
Stacey Gentilcore
Adam Osomanski
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[1] Sydney Medical School,
[2] University of Sydney,undefined
[3] Lend Lease,undefined
[4] Hornsby Kuringai Hospital,undefined
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BMC Medical Education | / 16卷
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Simulation; Acceptability; Fidelity; Reflection; Collaboration; Professionalism; Large group teaching; Non-technical skills; Teamwork; Mass casualty; Patient safety;
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