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Observational teamwork assessment for surgery: content validation and tool refinement.

• Louise Hull, Sonal Arora, Eva S Kassab, Roger L. Kneebone, Nick Sevdalis
• Journal of the American College of Surgeons
• 2011

BACKGROUND Effective teamwork is crucial for safe surgery. Failures in nontechnical and teamwork skills are frequently implicated in adverse events. The Observational Teamwork Assessment for Surgery… (More)

Distributed simulation--accessible immersive training.

• Roger L. Kneebone, Sonal Arora, +6 authors Debra Nestel
• Medical teacher
• 2010

Distributed simulation (DS) is the concept of high-fidelity immersive simulation on-demand, made widely available wherever and whenever it is required. DS provides an easily transportable,… (More)

"Blowing up the barriers" in surgical training: exploring and validating the concept of distributed simulation.

• Eva S Kassab, Jimmy Kyaw Tun, +8 authors Roger L. Kneebone
• Annals of surgery
• 2011

OBJECTIVES To explore face, content and construct validity of Distributed Simulation (DS), an innovative approach to low-cost, high-fidelity surgical simulation and compare technical performance in… (More)

Assessment of stress and teamwork in the operating room: an exploratory study.

• Louise Hull, Sonal Arora, Eva S Kassab, Roger L. Kneebone, Nick Sevdalis
• American journal of surgery
• 2011

BACKGROUND although effective teamwork is fundamental to patient safety in the operating room (OR), acute stress increasingly is recognized as detrimental for teamwork. This study concurrently… (More)

Towards the next frontier for simulation-based training: full-hospital simulation across the entire patient pathway.

• Sonal Arora, Charles J. Cox, +6 authors Nick Sevdalis
• Annals of surgery
• 2014

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the efficacy of an entire hospital simulation in imparting skills to expert healthcare providers, encompassing both retention and transfer to clinical practice. BACKGROUND… (More)

Distributed Simulation in surgical training: an off-site feasibility study.

• Alexander A Harris, Eva S Kassab, Jimmy Kyaw Tun, Roger L. Kneebone
• Medical teacher
• 2013

BACKGROUND Simulation offers recognised training benefits, but the cost of high-fidelity contextualised simulation is prohibitive and its accessibility limited to specialised Distributed Simulation… (More)

Increasing the realism of a laparoscopic box trainer: a simple, inexpensive method.

• Louise Hull, Eva S Kassab, Sonal Arora, Roger L. Kneebone
• Journal of laparoendoscopic & advanced surgical…
• 2010

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Simulation-based training in medical education is increasing. Realism is an integral element of creating an engaging, effective training environment. Although physical trainers… (More)

Actor training for surgical team simulations.

• Eva S Kassab, Dominic King, +4 authors Debra Nestel
• Medical teacher
• 2010

BACKGROUND Immersive simulations can enable surgeons to learn complex sets of skills required for safe surgical practice without risk to patients. However, recruiting healthcare professionals to… (More)

A novel approach to contextualized surgical simulation training.

• Eva S Kassab, Jimmy Kyaw Tun, Roger L. Kneebone
• Simulation in healthcare : journal of the Society…
• 2012

INTRODUCTION Decontextualized benchtop simulators play a key role in surgical training. Educational theory highlights the importance of context for effective learning, yet existing full-immersion… (More)

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