Scholars@Duke publication: Utilizing simulation to develop the decision-making and procedural skills of physical therapy students within the acute care environment

Utilizing simulation to develop the decision-making and procedural skills of physical therapy students within the acute care environment

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Pastva, A; Hobbs, G

Duke Scholars

Author Amy Martha Pastva Orthopaedic Surgery, Physical Therapy

Location

San Diego, CA

Conference Name

International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare

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Pastva, A., & Hobbs, G. (n.d.). Utilizing simulation to develop the decision-making and procedural skills of physical therapy students within the acute care environment. Presented at the International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare, San Diego, CA.

Pastva, Amy, and G. Hobbs. “Utilizing simulation to develop the decision-making and procedural skills of physical therapy students within the acute care environment,” n.d.

Pastva A, Hobbs G. Utilizing simulation to develop the decision-making and procedural skills of physical therapy students within the acute care environment. In.

Pastva, Amy, and G. Hobbs. Utilizing simulation to develop the decision-making and procedural skills of physical therapy students within the acute care environment.

Pastva A, Hobbs G. Utilizing simulation to develop the decision-making and procedural skills of physical therapy students within the acute care environment.

Location

San Diego, CA

Conference Name

International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare