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1. #OrthoTwitter: social media as an educational tool. (5th September 2020)

Authors:: Sahu, Muhammad Arham; Goolam-Mahomed, Zahrah; Fleming, Simon; Ahmed, Usman
Journal:: BMJ simulation & technology enhanced learning
Issue:: Volume 7:Number 5(2021)
Page Start:: 277
Record Type:: Journal Article
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2. 'Going Professional': using point-of-view filming to facilitate preparation for practice in final year medical students. (30th June 2017)

Authors:: Thomson, Fiona Caroline; Morrison, Ian; Watson, Wendy A
Journal:: BMJ simulation & technology enhanced learning
Issue:: Volume 4:Number 3(2018)
Page Start:: 148
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3. 'How to help your unwell child': a sequential simulation project. (18th March 2019)

Authors:: Imran, Ambreen; Holden, Ben; Weldon, Sharon Marie; Boak, Duncan; Klaber, Bob; Kneebone, Roger; Watson, Mando; Bello, Fernando
Journal:: BMJ simulation & technology enhanced learning
Issue:: Volume 6:Number 2(2020)
Page Start:: 127
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4. 'It is a different type of learning'. A survey-based study on how simulation educators see and construct observer roles. (5th September 2020)

Authors:: O'Regan, Stephanie; Molloy, Elizabeth; Watterson, Leonie; Nestel, Debra
Journal:: BMJ simulation & technology enhanced learning
Issue:: Volume 7:Number 4(2021)
Page Start:: 230
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5. 'It's the ultimate observer role…you're feeling and seeing what's happening to you': students' experiences of peer simulation. (29th October 2020)

Authors:: Pritchard, Shane A; Dalwood, Narelle; Keating, Jennifer L; Nestel, Debra; Te, Maxine; Blackstock, Felicity
Journal:: BMJ simulation & technology enhanced learning
Issue:: Volume 7:Number 5(2021)
Page Start:: 329
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6. 'Live Die Repeat' simulation for medical students. (7th August 2019)

Authors:: Brazil, Victoria; Shaghaghi, Shaghayegh; Alsaba, Nemat
Journal:: BMJ simulation & technology enhanced learning
Issue:: Volume 6:Number 4(2020)
Page Start:: 247
Record Type:: Journal Article
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7. 'SafePsych': delivering a multidisciplinary psychiatry simulation using remote technology — impact on learners and simulation facilitators. (19th March 2021)

Authors:: McMahon, Eimear Elizabeth; Tong, Kezanne; Reid McDermott, Bronwyn; Byrne, Dara; Doherty, Anne M
Journal:: BMJ simulation & technology enhanced learning
Issue:: Volume 7:Number 5(2021)
Page Start:: 454
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8. 'Serious Games' for unboxing Global Digital Health policymaking. (6th April 2020)

Authors:: Godinho, Myron Anthony; Borda, Ann; Kostkova, Patty; Molnar, Andreea; Liaw, Siaw-Teng
Journal:: BMJ simulation & technology enhanced learning
Issue:: Volume 6:Number 5(2020)
Page Start:: 255
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9. 'Sorry doctor….I didn't hear that….': phenomenological analysis of medical students' experiences of simulated hearing impairment through virtual reality. (27th August 2020)

Authors:: McLaughlin, Niamh; Rogers, Janet; D'Arcy, John; Gormley, Gerard
Journal:: BMJ simulation & technology enhanced learning
Issue:: Volume 7:Number 4(2021)
Page Start:: 207
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10. 'The most useful exercise of medical school': simulated death can be successfully incorporated into undergraduate simulation. (7th March 2017)

Authors:: Greig, Paul Robert; Darbyshire, Julie Lorraine; Richards, Elize
Journal:: BMJ simulation & technology enhanced learning
Issue:: Volume 4:Number 2(2018)
Page Start:: 99
Record Type:: Journal Article
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