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  • Title: [Simulation in obstetrics].
    Author: Jastrow N, Picchiottino P, Savoldelli G, Irion O.
    Journal: Rev Med Suisse; 2013 Oct 23; 9(403):1938-40, 1942. PubMed ID: 24245015.
    Abstract:
    Obstetrical emergencies may represent extremely critical situations with potential dramatic maternal and neonatal consequences. These situations should be managed by an effective and experienced multidisciplinary staff. Simulation allows a regular and repeated practice of these situations with no risk to patient safety and the possibility to analyse participants' performances in a group. This review describes different obstetrical simulation methods and summarizes the evidence for its efficiency in obstetric practice.
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