124 Advances in Simulation: Translational Simulation in Action

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Translational sim in Action In this episode we consider another Advances in Simulation article - Translational simulation: from description to action Ben talks with authors Chris Nickson, Steph Barwick and Vic Brazil, and draws out the principles and processes for translational simulation. Chris illustrates the approach describing his own work in ECMO in intensive care

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