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Simulation in resuscitation teaching and training, an evidence based practice review.

J Emerg Trauma Shock · 2010 · PMC2966571 · PMID 21063561

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Although no statistical differences between experimental and control groups were found, the experimental group showed a trend toward improved team behavior.[ 35 ] NEED AND DEVELOPMENT OF NEW TRAINING METHODS Human patient simulators The very recent advent of human patient simulators (HPS) promises to improve drastically the intensity and quality of medical training at all levels of proficiency.[ 36 , 37 ] HPS are computer-operated, life-size mannequins capable of physiologically faithful reproduction of human disease signs typically encountered as a part of a medical emergency.

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