СИМУЛЯЦИОННЫЕ ТЕХНОЛОГИИ В МЕДИЦИНСКОМ ОБРАЗОВАНИИ – ЗА И ПРОТИВ
Аннотация
Внедрение симуляционных технологий в медицинскую практику способствует формированию комплекса практических навыков, необходимых для работы специалистам медицинского профиля. В данном обзоре рассматриваются вопросы организации эффективной образовательной среды, целесообразности использования симуляционных технологий в медицине, особенности мировой практики моделирования.
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