Dr. Evans' research focuses on the transfer of clinical skills from the simulation laboratory to the hospital setting. Her primary focus has been on central venous catheter insertion performance by resident physicians. Her AHRQ funded study demonstrated that residents trained to competence in the simulation laboratory perform better in the clinical setting. She is currently investigating skills decay in procedural skills.
Specialized Terms: Emergency Medicine; Simulation in Undergraduate Medical Education; Invasive Procedure Simulation
Dr. Evans' research focuses on the transfer of clinical skills from the simu
simulation laboratory to the hospital setting. Her primary focus has
been on central venous catheter insertion performance by resident
physicians. Her AHRQ funded study demonstrated that residents trained
to competence in the simulation laboratory perform better in the
clinical setting.Dr. Evans' research focuses on the transfer of clinical skills from the
simulation laboratory to the hospital setting. Her primary focus has
been on central venous catheter insertion performance by resident
physicians. Her AHRQ funded study demonstrated that residents trained
to competence in the simulation laboratory perform better in the
clinical setting.
Education, Medical, Undergraduate; Emergency Medicine; Internship and Residency; Patient Simulation; Central Venous Catheters