Ask the expert: What kinds of resident skills can be tested using simulation?
Residency Program Connection, October 23, 2007
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In addition to helping residents master skill-based procedures and team-based activities, simulation can be used to assess the following skills:
§ Judgment
§ Decision-making
§ Negotiation
§ Conflict resolution
§ Ethical behavior
§ Leadership skills
§ Teamwork
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