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GENESISS 1-Generating Standards for In-Situ Simulation project: a scoping review and conceptual model.

Bryn BaxendaleKerry EvansAlison CowleyLouise BramleyGuilia MilesAlastair J RossEleanore DringJoanne Cooper
Published in: BMC medical education (2022)
ISS presents a promising approach to improve individual and team capabilities and system performance and address the 'practice-theory gap'. However, there are limitations associated with ISS such as the impact on the clinical setting and service provision, the reliance of having an open learning culture and availability of relevant expertise. ISS should be introduced with due consideration of the specific objectives and learning needs it is proposed to address. Effectiveness of ISS has not yet been established and further research is required to evaluate and disseminate the findings of ISS interventions.
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