Pause & Discuss - Translational Sim (VB as Guest)

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I shifted to the other side of the mic a couple of weeks ago - as interviewee. I had spoken at a breakfast meeting of the Australasian College of Health Service Management, and was then interviewed by Anthony Frangi of @popupradioAU about Translational Simulation – my take on how we might think about using sim for quality improvement.

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