I, Patient: Performance Practices in Medical Simulation at Hôpital Montfort.
This article compares the performative experiences of medical simulation participants who train with both standardized patients (SPs)-actors trained in patient simulation-and android patient simulators. Training participants may be doctors, nurses, or other medical personnel. A brief history of medi...
| Published in: | Canadian Theatre Review no. 159; pp. 52 - 58 |
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University of Toronto Press
Summer2014
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